Radio observation in hydrogen line (1420MHz)

Processing data from LRO-H1 (Ptarmigan Array) Hydrogen Line (1420.405MHz) Radio Telescope using bandwidth 2.4MHz and reference frequency 1417.405MHz for 24 hours 25-26 February 2025

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