The Dish' That Covered Apollo 11 Moon Walk Is Still Beaming Signals After 50 Years - Science
CSIRO Parkes Radio Telescope | The Parkes Observatory is a r… | Flickr
Parkes Observatory - Wikipedia
Parkes Observatory - Wikipedia
On Eagle's Wings: The Story of the Parkes Apollo 11 Support
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Moon landing 50th anniversary: a joint initiative with CSIRO | The Flinders News | Port Pirie, SA
CSIRO's Parkes radio telescope to support Intuitive Machines' commercial moon landing | ZDNET
On Eagle's Wings: The Story of the Parkes Apollo 11 Support
Parkes Radio Telescope – Parkes, Australia - Atlas Obscura
The CSIRO Radio Telescope in Parkes, NSW, Australia. The same dish that was used to receive images from the Apollo 11 moon landing. : r/Astronomy
The Parkes Radio Telescope (Australia) - the dish that received the first images to broadcast from the Apollo 11 moon landing. : r/interestingasfuck
The Dish runs back to the moon: Parkes telescope to support commercial lunar landings | New South Wales | The Guardian
Apollo 11 Moon landing - CSIRO
Proud heritage: top 10 moments of The Dish – CSIROscope
Moon landing's 'Dish' telescope still transmitting from Australia | The Japan Times
Parkes radio telescope – PULSE@Parkes
Parkes radio telescope is a 64-m diameter parabolic dish used for radio astronomy. This Telescope brought live pictures to television when man 1st landed on the moon in Apollo 11 on 21 July 1969 - Parkes, New South Wales, Australia Stock Photo - Alamy
Parkes radio telescope dishes up Apollo 11 moonwalk magic with The Dish | The Australian
The Parkes Radio Observatory - Matthew J. Healy
The Dish' still beaming signals from Australia 50 years after moon walk | Reuters.com
Parkes radio telescope is a 64-m diameter parabolic dish used for radio astronomy. This Telescope brought live pictures to television when man 1st landed on the moon in Apollo 11 on 21 July 1969 - Parkes, New South Wales, Australia Stock Photo - Alamy
Famous Parkes telescope to again track lunar landings - Airline Ratings
Parkes radio telescope is a 64-m diameter parabolic dish used for radio astronomy. This Telescope brought live pictures to television when man 1st landed on the moon in Apollo 11 on 21
