Record

RefNoRHB/3/2
Previous numbersC.2
LevelItem
TitleCassiopeia, pen-recorded radio signal
Date1950
DescriptionPen-recorded inscription of a radio signal received on 1 August 1950 between 01:56 and 03:49, recording the transit of the intense radio source Cassiopeia through the beam of the 218 ft paraboloid at Jodrell Bank.
Extent1 folder.
AccessStatusOpen
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