William E. Gordon was an electrical engineer and radio-astronomer. He conceived of, designed, built and first operated the Arecibo radio telescope and observatory, the largest radio telescope ever built.
He died on February 16th at age 92.
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Sunday, February 28, 2010
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I do ham radio, Here in the local area
ReplyDeleteI talk every Monday to one of Dr Gordon's
crazy young friend that made Aricibo happen.
You learn amazing things when you get to talk to these people. I have.
Eck