Planetary Radio Emissions Discovery Site, Seneca

Address: River Rd
Vicinity: 2 mi W of Seneca, McKee-Beshers Wildlife Management Area

Travel Genus: Sight
Sight Category: Site

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1954/06/00			A 96-acre Mills Cross Telescope-style radio antenna array is erected in Seneca by the Carnegie Institution of Washington. The array is made of two 2047 ft arms, each with 66 dipole antennas on unpainted wooden poles, connected 5 miles (8.0 km) of wire.
1955/04/06			Bernard Burke and Kenneth Franklin, researchers from the Carnegie Institution in Washington, DC, announce they have discover naturally generated radio waves from Jupitor using the Mills Cross Array near Seneca, MD.

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1954/06/00

A 96-acre Mills Cross Telescope-style radio antenna array is erected in Seneca by the Carnegie Institution of Washington. The array is made of two 2047 ft arms, each with 66 dipole antennas on unpainted wooden poles, connected 5 miles (8.0 km) of wire.

1955/04/06

Bernard Burke and Kenneth Franklin, researchers from the Carnegie Institution in Washington, DC, announce they have discover naturally generated radio waves from Jupitor using the Mills Cross Array near Seneca, MD.