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Radiotelescópio de Dwingeloo

Radiotelescópio de Dwingeloo

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Radiotelescópio de Dwingeloo

Recomendado por 128 ciclistas de estrada de 133

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Consulte os regulamentos locais: Dwingelderveld

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Localização:Westerveld, Drenthe, Países Baixos

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1. Circuito Radiotelescópio de Dwingeloo e Col du VAM (ponto de partida: Diever)

50,8km

02:24

90m

Passeio de estrada moderado. Requer bom preparo físico. O Percurso pode conter trechos não pavimentados, difíceis para bicicleta.

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2. Circuito VAM-berg e Parque Nacional Dwingelderveld (ponto de partida: Hoogeveen)

43,0km

01:49

50m

Passeio de estrada moderado. Qualquer nível de preparo físico. O Percurso pode conter trechos não pavimentados, difíceis para bicicleta.

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3. Circuito Col du VAM e VAM-berg (ponto de partida: Diever)

143km

06:16

210m

Passeio de estrada difícil. Requer excelente preparo físico. O Percurso pode conter trechos não pavimentados, difíceis para bicicleta.

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Glen Sobel

22 de fevereiro de 2023

The Dwingeloo radio telescope near the village of Dwingeloo in the municipality of Westerveld in the north-east of the Netherlands is a single-dish radio telescope with a diameter of 25 m. Construction began in 1954 and was completed in 1956. It was the largest radio telescope at the time of the world.

Since 2000 it has not been in operation and was officially declared a Dutch industrial monument in August 2009. In June 2012 it was dismantled for restoration purposes and reinstalled in November 2012. The C.A. Foundation Muller Radio Astronomy Station, also known as CAMRAS, then put the radio telescope back into operation in cooperation with the owner ASTRON.

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Jelmer

18 de julho de 2018

The Dwingeloo Radio Telescope is a radio telescope with a single dish with a diameter of 25 meters. The telescope was built in 1954 by Werkspoor and Philips in collaboration with various Dutch universities. With the words Would you like to press this button, majesty. The telescope was officially taken into use by Queen Juliana on Tuesday April 17, 1956, and was the largest radio telescope in the world for a short time. The costs of the construction amounted to 1 million guilders.

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Edzo Boven

5 de outubro de 2020

Radio telescope located at a crossing of cycle paths. Beautiful view over the grass and fens area.

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Marinus van de Velde

10 de agosto de 2021

The Dwingeloo radio telescope is located on the edge of the Dwingeloosche Heide, in the Dwingelderveld National Park. A historic monument, because when it opened in 1956, it was the largest radio telescope in the world with a diameter of 25 meters. The construction cost 1 million guilders at the time.

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Frank 'Bogie' Olsthoorn

23 de novembro de 2022

Coming from the sheepfold in the south over the beautiful gravel path, you can already see it on the left in the distance. Thought it was much bigger actually ;-).
With this telescope I read that two small galaxies have been discovered near the Milky Way, which have been named Dwingeloo 1 and Dwingeloo 2.
Since 1998, this radio telescope was no longer used scientifically and fell into disuse. There was no more maintenance. To prevent the telescope from being damaged in strong winds, it was permanently parked in storm position, also known as bathtub position. Because maintenance was no longer carried out, the installation started to rust, and falling pieces of metal formed a danger to the environment. Plans were made to demolish the plant. On January 29, 2007, the CAMRAS foundation was established, which, with the help of volunteers, endeavors to restore the instrument and make it ready for use again. After the restoration, the telescope — the oldest rotatable of its size in the world — became available to radio amateurs, amateur astronomers and educational institutions.
The Dwingeloo Radio Telescope has been a national monument since 2009. In 2011, the government awarded more than 880,000 euros in subsidies for a major refurbishment. On September 12, 2013, CAMRAS reported that the restoration was complete; the official reopening took place on April 5, 2014.
The telescope is used annually during the JOTA for moon bouncing.
nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dwingeloo_Radiotelescoop

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1. Circuito Radiotelescópio de Dwingeloo e Col du VAM (ponto de partida: Diever)

2. Circuito VAM-berg e Parque Nacional Dwingelderveld (ponto de partida: Hoogeveen)

3. Circuito Col du VAM e VAM-berg (ponto de partida: Diever)

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