Astronomy: Amateur: Radio Astronomy

The design, construction, and initial observational results of a 4-GHz amateur radio telescope. Site also provides links to other resources in radio astronomy.

Links, files and programs supporting the development of amateur SETI and radio astronomy as hobbies.

Non-profit public foundation dedicated to providing research and educational access to optical and radio astronomy. Located in Rosman, North Carolina, United States.

This workbook was developed to support training for the Goldstone-Apple Valley Radio Telescope, but is a resource applicable to all radio astronomy. Published by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

A radio-telescope project observing the natural radio emissions of neutral hydrogen atoms throughout space.

Amateur radio-telescope project.

Site provides educational information about radio astronomy. Radiotelescope data from their project is posted on the Web in real time.

International non-profit amateur group dedicated to observing the radio sky and sharing technical information.

Site dedicated to amateur radio astronomy, providing information on Earth-Moon-Earth communication, the search for extra-terrestrial intelligence, radio astronomy and digital-signal processing.

A graphical add-on package to monitor seti@home activity that may be running on multiple computers over a network or multiple instances on the same computer. Runs on Windows or Linux/Unix.

Dedicated to observing and analyzing natural decametric radio emissions from Jupiter and the sun.

A non-profit organization dedicated to the search for extra-terrestrial intelligence. Located in Brisbane, Australia.

A research facility of the United States National Science Foundation. Site contains an image gallery, an introduction to radio astronomy, and other related information.

Kraus-type radio telescope, larger than three football fields, famous for the 'Wow! Signal' and for the longest-running SETI project. Historical information, new possibilities and requests for assistance. Volunteer-based.

Authored by the original webmaster for the Big Ear Radio Observatory's website, introduces beginners to radio astronomy and SETI.

A site for amateur radio astronomy mainly for, but not limited to, the United Kingdom. Provides information for beginners, and project ideas as well as articles and downloadable archive material.