Definition of radio telescope in English:

radio telescope

noun

Astronomy

An instrument used to detect radio emissions from the sky, whether from natural celestial objects or from artificial satellites.
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Example sentencesExamples
- Sparked by a library book on amateur radio astronomy, he built a radio telescope out of old television parts and army surplus in the backyard of his family's summer home.
- A radio telescope has detected hundreds of hydrogen clouds in the gaseous halo that surrounds the disk of our galaxy.
- When she observed the galaxy later using the radio telescope, she found that it is embedded in a huge disk of atomic hydrogen gas.
- The molecule, discovered accidentally while observing stars with a radio telescope, naturally occurs in intense reactions that take place in heavenly bodies like our sun.
- Jupiter is not hot enough to emit visible light, but it does radiate a huge flux of microwaves, making it quite bright to a radio telescope.

Definition of radio telescope in US English:

radio telescope

nounˈˌreɪdiˌoʊ ˈtɛləˌskoʊpˈˌrādēˌō ˈteləˌskōp

Astronomy

An instrument used to detect radio emissions from the sky, whether from natural celestial objects or from artificial satellites.
〔天文〕射电望远镜
Example sentencesExamples
- When she observed the galaxy later using the radio telescope, she found that it is embedded in a huge disk of atomic hydrogen gas.
- A radio telescope has detected hundreds of hydrogen clouds in the gaseous halo that surrounds the disk of our galaxy.
- Sparked by a library book on amateur radio astronomy, he built a radio telescope out of old television parts and army surplus in the backyard of his family's summer home.
- Jupiter is not hot enough to emit visible light, but it does radiate a huge flux of microwaves, making it quite bright to a radio telescope.
- The molecule, discovered accidentally while observing stars with a radio telescope, naturally occurs in intense reactions that take place in heavenly bodies like our sun.

单词	radio telescope
释义	Definition of radio telescope in English: radio telescope noun Astronomy An instrument used to detect radio emissions from the sky, whether from natural celestial objects or from artificial satellites. 〔天文〕射电望远镜 Example sentencesExamples Sparked by a library book on amateur radio astronomy, he built a radio telescope out of old television parts and army surplus in the backyard of his family's summer home. A radio telescope has detected hundreds of hydrogen clouds in the gaseous halo that surrounds the disk of our galaxy. When she observed the galaxy later using the radio telescope, she found that it is embedded in a huge disk of atomic hydrogen gas. The molecule, discovered accidentally while observing stars with a radio telescope, naturally occurs in intense reactions that take place in heavenly bodies like our sun. Jupiter is not hot enough to emit visible light, but it does radiate a huge flux of microwaves, making it quite bright to a radio telescope. Definition of radio telescope in US English: radio telescope nounˈˌreɪdiˌoʊ ˈtɛləˌskoʊpˈˌrādēˌō ˈteləˌskōp Astronomy An instrument used to detect radio emissions from the sky, whether from natural celestial objects or from artificial satellites. 〔天文〕射电望远镜 Example sentencesExamples When she observed the galaxy later using the radio telescope, she found that it is embedded in a huge disk of atomic hydrogen gas. A radio telescope has detected hundreds of hydrogen clouds in the gaseous halo that surrounds the disk of our galaxy. Sparked by a library book on amateur radio astronomy, he built a radio telescope out of old television parts and army surplus in the backyard of his family's summer home. Jupiter is not hot enough to emit visible light, but it does radiate a huge flux of microwaves, making it quite bright to a radio telescope. The molecule, discovered accidentally while observing stars with a radio telescope, naturally occurs in intense reactions that take place in heavenly bodies like our sun.
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