VLBA antenna at North Liberty, Iowa

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The VLBA antenna at North Liberty, Iowa is one of the ten radio telescopes in the National Radio Astronomy Observatory’s Very Long Baseline Array, used for high-resolution astronomical observations through very long baseline interferometry.

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instanceOf VLBA station
radio telescope
affiliation NRAO NERFINISHED
arrayMembership one of ten VLBA antennas
coordinateRole forms long baselines with other VLBA antennas
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dataUsedBy astronomers worldwide
fundedBy National Science Foundation NERFINISHED
locatedIn North Liberty, Iowa NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
network VLBA NERFINISHED
numberOfAntennasInArray 10
observes hydroxyl masers
methanol masers
neutral hydrogen 21-cm line
radio continuum emission
radio emission from active galactic nuclei
radio emission from compact objects
radio emission from quasars
spectral line emission
water masers
operator National Radio Astronomy Observatory NERFINISHED
partOf Very Long Baseline Array NERFINISHED
Very Long Baseline Interferometry network NERFINISHED
scienceFocus Earth orientation measurements
active galactic nuclei
astrometry
extragalactic astronomy
galactic structure studies
geodesy
maser observations
pulsar observations
quasar observations
radio jets
reference frame definition
scientificImpact contributes to geodetic VLBI solutions
contributes to milliarcsecond angular resolution imaging
contributes to precision astrometric measurements
state Iowa
technology interferometry
very long baseline interferometry
telescopeType parabolic dish radio telescope
usedFor high-resolution astronomical observations
radio astronomy
very long baseline interferometry

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Very Long Baseline Array hasAntenna VLBA antenna at North Liberty, Iowa