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blog.makezine.com - 21 days ago
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In July, 1969, a ham radio operator named Larry Baysinger, from Louisville, KY, used a 20-year old radio from an army tank and a homemade folded dipole antenna array to listen to the Apollo 11 astronauts on the moon. This page is an archive with the original newspaper piece, ...
ohgizmo.com - 22 days ago
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By Andrew Liszewski The next time you leave
a room you don’t have to wonder what everyone...
is saying about you. You can simply whip out this compact eavesdropping device and find out for yourself. It looks a bit like the business end of a ...
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Next Room Eavesdropping Device
| Maker from Louisville in 1969. http://bit.ly/1CfGi5 24 days ago |
| Make: Online : Eavesdropping on the moon, circa 1969: In July, 1969, a ham radio operator named Larry Baysinger.. http://bit.ly/2NnjVu 25 days ago |
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Listening In On The Apollo 11 Astronauts... From Home
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... Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin on the lunar surface and their orbiting companion Michael Collins. But the signals were received directly from the moon, over a quarter of a million miles away, not through Houston Space Center."
Brilliant stuff. I wish we could recapture the excitement of the space race instead of squandering trillions of dollars irradiating vast swathes of desert with depleted uranium. Read: Lunar Eavesdropping in Louisville, Kentucky [via Make] ...
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