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After Arecibo, NASA isn’t sure what comes next for planetary radar

Submit on Wednesday, December 2nd, 2020 12:24

Arecibo Observatory’s massive radio telescope has collapsed; with it has gone a crucial tool in understanding asteroid risks to Earth — and it would take a serious government initiative to replace.

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