astro-all is not a valid package in Ubuntu by default
No, astro-all is not a valid package in Ubuntu by default. If you run: You’ll likely get an error like: Alternatives to astro-all If you’re
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No, astro-all is not a valid package in Ubuntu by default. If you run: You’ll likely get an error like: Alternatives to astro-all If you’re
Read moreIn Debian and its derivatives (like Ubuntu, Raspbian, etc.), there’s no official meta-package specifically for radio astronomy. However, you can create
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Read moreTo use RSPUno for interferometry, you’ll need to understand both the hardware configuration and the software/data processing workflow. RSPUno is a system derived
Read moreUsing a conical C-band ring on a 1420 MHz (L-band) cantenna is generally not advisable because of the large frequency mismatch, but let’s break it down in
Read moreOn Windows 10, the Startup folder is where you can place shortcuts to programs that you want to run automatically when
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