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- Simon Bijlsma (PA7SB)
- Tammo Jan Dijkema
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- Ard Hartsuijker (coordination and editor in chief)
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- Ilse Harmers
- Ard Hartsuijker (coordination and editor in chief)
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Blog posts (descending to 2007)
- Dwingeloo telescope receives signals from Voyager 1
- First tests at 8.4 GHz
- Jamboree On The Air 2024
- Curium One observed from Dwingeloo
- Dwingeloo Telescope detects fast radio burst
- Reception of the American Moon lander IM-1
- OH masers detected with the Dwingeloo telescope
- UHF signals of Japanese Moon rover received successfully in Dwingeloo
- EME 2024 Conference
- Jamboree on the Air 2023
- EME SSTV event 22 July 2023
- News from the frontend
- First results Artemis I lunar mission from Dwingeloo
- Dwingeloo Telescope active again this year with the Jamboree On The Air
- Dwingeloo ready to track Lunar mission and landing
- Würzburg that revealed Milky Way spirals found back
- Receiving images from the ISS through WebSDR
- First LoRa message bounced off the Moon
- EUCARA-2021 Web Conference, April 17, 2021
- With the 21 cm hydrogen line from Kootwijk to Dwingeloo
- Solargraph of the telescope
- Old postcards
- Amateur TV reception in the DT
- Meteors live stream August 12, 2020
- Historical observation repeated: occultation of the Crab Nebula by the Moon
- Comet C / 2020 F3 (NEOWISE) above the radio telescope
- Moon bounce live stream July 19, 2020
- National Sun Watching Day 2020 live stream
- One of the first radio amateurs to decode beacons from ESA’s OPS-SAT
- King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima regional visit
- Dwingeloo Telescope receives Moon echoes for Scouting Jamboree
- Indian Moon landing followed by radio telescope
- DSLWP Amateur Radio Team
- Dwingeloo sends heart beat Neil Armstrong back to the Moon
- Photo solar eclipse from Chinese lunar satellite
- Israeli Moon landing tracked with the radio telescope
- Kick-off ‘COGITO in Space’ videos
- New photo of Lunar farside and Earth
- Possibilities of the CAMRAS webSDR
- Special opening January 12, 2019 (past event)
- EUCARA-2018 conference report
- Kick-off ‘COGITO in Space’
- Time-laps of the Earth appearing behind the Moon
- EME 2018 conference report
- Our precious Earth and the lunar far side
- Dwingeloo has fringes (again) !
- Restoration film
- Dwingeloo observes the BEESAT-3
- Stellarium background from the radio telescope
- Two satellites reactivated
- EUCARA-2016
- Radio Telescope Dwingeloo commemorates Apollo 11
- Low-power EME world record
- First pulsar observation
