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very long baseline interferometry

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very long baseline interferometry [¦ver·ē ¦loŋ ¦bās·līn ‚in·tər·fə′räm·ə·trē]
(electronics)
A method of improving angular resolution in the observation of radio sources; these are simultaneously observed by two radio telescopes which are very far apart, and the signals are recorded on magnetic tapes which are combined electronically or on a computer. Abbreviated VLBI.


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To attain such resolution, astronomers rely on a technique called very long baseline interferometry, which combines images from a group of widely separated telescopes to generate a single, high-resolution image.
Radio astronomers will also use the new UltraLight capabilities for distributed real-time correlation and processing of Very Long Baseline Interferometry (VLBI) data using global Grid-based computing facilities.
That launch vehicle, scheduled for completion in early 1995, may find its first use in a Very Long Baseline Interferometry experiment planned for later that year.
 
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