ALMA moves!
ALMA is one of the largest ground-based astronomy projects of the next decade. It will be comprised of some sixty-four 12-meter, submillimeter-quality antennas at the high-altitude (5000 m) Llano de Chajnantor, possibly the world's best site for millimeter astronomy, close to San Pedro de Atacama in northern Chile.
This video clip shows a new impressive animation of the Atacama Large Millimeter Array (ALMA) during which the sixty-four 12-m antennas turn in different directions. To begin with, the "camera" is located near the base of one of the antenna units, with a view through the "antenna forest". It moves along several of the units, and then in a sweeping upward curve to a final view of the entire array as it may look like in its compact configuration.
Crédito:ESO
Sobre el vídeo
Identificador: | eso9945a |
Fecha de publicación: | 7 de Octubre de 1999 |
Noticias relacionadas: | eso9945 |
Duración: | 01 m 15 s |
Frame rate: | 30 fps |
Sobre el objeto
Nombre: | Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array |
Tipo: | Unspecified : Technology : Observatory : Telescope |
Categoría: | ALMA |