Neutral hydrogen line on Milky Way with SPIDER 300A radio telescope @Primalucelab
Neutral hydrogen line on Milky Way with SPIDER 300A radio telescope  @Primalucelab
Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 16 hours ago
The neutral hydrogen line emission from the Milky Way is not really a line! In this video you can see how the SPIDER 300A #radiotelescope slews to different points of the Milky Way plane and, by using the BKND-Pro backend, it's able to record high resolution spectra with the neutral hydrogen line. Discover more about SPIDER radio telescopes for #radioastronomy in our website primalucelab.com/radio-astronomy/radio-telescopes-for-radio-astronomy
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Neutral hydrogen line on Milky Way with SPIDER 300A radio telescope

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