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The iconic Arecibo radio telescope has been saved from possible demolition

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We mentioned back in August that a cable failure at the iconic Arecibo Observatory caused significant damage to the dish of the radio telescope.Sadly, a second cable at the radio observatory has failed, and the famous 1000-foot diameter radio telescope will have to be demolished.Arecibo was once the largest single-dish radio telescope in the entire world and has been in service for 57 years.

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Right now, the Nationwide Science Basis (NSF) launched shocking footage of the collapse of the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico. The video, captured on December 1st, shows the second when assist cables snapped, inflicting the large 900-ton construction suspended above Arecibo to fall onto the observatory's iconic 1,000-foot-wide dish. "the drone operator was very adept …

The end of an era came unexpectedly this week when the iconic Arecibo Telescope in Puerto Rico collapsed Dec. 1 exactly one month after its 57th birthday. And as it happens, the whole thing was captured in spectacular drone footage that you can watch here right now. Drone Footage of the Arecibo Observatory Collapse (Video)

For the second time in only a matter of months, a cable accident has occurred at the Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico, causing yet more damage to one of the world's largest and most powerful radio telescopes. In August, astronomers and science-lovers alike were aghast to see a giant hole ripped through the facility's massive The post Another cable just broke at the iconic Arecibo telescope, and scientists are worried appeared first on Science Spies.

Early this morning, the 900-ton instrument platform suspended above the Arecibo Observatory collapsed and crashed down on the iconic telescope's giant dish. The collapse occurred at about 7:55 a.m. local time, officially ending any possible hopes of refurbishing the famous observatory in Puerto Rico. Images of the collapse and subsequent damage started appearing on social … Continue reading "The Arecibo Observatory Platform Has Collapsed"

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The iconic Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico was damaged last week when a large cable fell onto the radio telescope's main reflector dish.We're now learning more about this unfortunate incident, including how long it might take until the beleaguered observatory is back online.During the early morning of Monday August 10, a thick auxiliary cable used to support a metal platform dropped onto the main reflector dish, producing a 100-foot-long gash.