Inside DSES: Exploring a Historic 60-Foot Radio Telescope

Take an inside look at the Deep Space Exploration Society (DSES) and our historic 60-foot radio telescope near Haswell, Colorado. In this video, Chad NØYK of the One Kilowatt YouTube channel visits the DSES site for an in-depth look at the 60-foot dish, it’s fascinating history, and how this remarkable facility is being used today. From its roots in Cold War-era communications research to its current role in radio astronomy, amateur radio, Earth-Moon-Earth (EME) communications, education, and experimentation, the DSES site continues to provide a unique environment for exploring radio science and deep space. You'll get a close-up look at the telescope, equipment, facilities, and some of the people who volunteer their time to preserve, maintain, and operate this incredible piece of radio history. Learn more about the Deep Space Exploration Society: DSES.science DSES welcomes anyone interested in radio astronomy, amateur radio, science, engineering, and space communications. Visit our website to learn more about the organization, membership, projects, and upcoming activities. Video produced by Chad NØYK — One Kilowatt For more amateur radio, technology, remote-station projects, and radio-related content, visit the One Kilowatt YouTube channel:    / @onekilowatt   73 from the Deep Space Exploration Society! #DSES #OneKilowatt #RadioAstronomy #HamRadio #Moonbounce #DeepSpace