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		<title>What Is Radio Astronomy</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Radio astronomy is really a branch of astronomy in which radio waves are the source of info rather than noticeable light. Radio telescopes gather radio waves for the astronomer in much the same way that optical telescopes collect noticeable light. The universe contains electromagnetic radiation that varies in wavelength from the ultra-long wavelengths of radio [...]]]></description>
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