mjs@eagle.UUCP (M.J.Shannon) (06/30/85)
> Around then, late this year, Uranus will be lost from our view. It'll > be in the glare of the sun until shortly before its history-making > encounter with Voyager 2 -- exactly seven months from today. Then, > just weeks before the encounter, Uranus will reappear in our sky -- to > be visible to observers with binoculars before the sun comes up at > dawn. > > Script by Deborah Byrd. > (c) Copyright 1984, 1985 McDonald Observatory, University of Texas at Austin Given the position of Uranus WRT the Earth & Sun, won't this make radio reception of any transmitted signals rather difficult? Or is my knowledge of radio & propagation significantly worse than I think it is? -- Marty Shannon UUCP: ihnp4!eagle!mjs Phone: +1 201 522 6063