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to the target, the small fraction of incident flux that is reflected by the target, and the limited strength of transmitters. The distance to which the radar can detect an object is proportional to the square root of the object's size, due to the one-over-distance-to-the-fourth dependence of echo
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strength. Radar could detect something ~1 km across a large fraction of an AU away, but at 8-10 AU, the distance to Saturn, we need targets at least hundreds of kilometers wide. It is also necessary to have a relatively good
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is comparatively close and was detected by radar soon after the invention of the technique in 1946. Measurements included surface roughness and later mapping of shadowed regions near the poles.
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Asteroids, 789 Near-Earth Asteroids, also at that time 20 comets had been observed.
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479:(Held July 16–20, 1990). Vol. 9, no. 2. Sydney, Australia: Astronomical Society of Australia. p. 324.
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BINARY AND TERNARY NEAR-EARTH ASTEROIDS DETECTED BY RADAR
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Dr. Steven J. Ostro & Dr. Lance A. M. Benner (2007).
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The first unambiguous detection of Venus was made by the
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proportional to the inverse fourth-power of the distance
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British Institution of Radio Engineers
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701:Malling, L. R.; Golomb, S. W. (October 1961).
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874:How radio telescopes get images of asteroids
620:. Histories of Science Series. Vol. 1.
385:Many bodies are observed during their close
344:Radar images and computer model of asteroid
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797:"A RADAR INVESTIGATION OF THE SOLAR CORONA"
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960:"Introduction to Asteroid Radar Astronomy"
941:"Radar Astronomy and Space Radio Science"
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273:mission mapped the entire planet using a
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511:Butrica, Andrew J. (1996).
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564:Ostro, Steven (1997).
544:"Arecibo Radar Status"
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359:Asteroids and comets
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1649:List of astronomers
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624:(Scientific Books).
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595:www.theguardian.com
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