By Daniel Terdiman on 18 December 2008 12:36
Each of the antennas has a 20-foot-diameter main reflector, as well as a smaller sub-reflector, which contains a specialised receiver covered to protect it from the weather. The antennas can rotate at a speed of about four degrees per second, meaning they can shift from horizon to horizon in about a minute. The antennas work in pairs and the value of the array is that it provides a large number of different pair combinations, a number that will increase vastly as the array grows.
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