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English: 1971 Rumford Prize won by the Canadian team for their discovery with radio-telescopes on display at the Canadian Museum of Science and Technology.
"Artifact no 2003.0267 “In 1967, Canadian researchers simulated a 3074-kilometre-wide radio telescope by combining signals from the Algonquin and Dominion telescopes (located 3074 kilometres apart). They were awarded the 1971 Rumford Medal for this innovative work." |
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