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According to Wikipedia, Grote Reber was an American pioneer of radio astronomy, which combined his interests in amateur radio and amateur astronomy. He was instrumental in investigating and extending Karl Jansky's pioneering work, and conducted the first sky survey in the radio frequencies.

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Cosmic Static (1940) (156)
Cosmic Static (1940) (79)
Cosmic radio‐frequency radiation near one megacycle (1956) (62)
Spacelab-2 Plasma Depletion Experiments for Ionospheric and Radio Astronomical Studies (1987) (39)
World‐wide spread F (1956) (29)
Cosmic static at 144 meters wavelength (1968) (26)
Spread F over Hawaii (1954) (25)
Solar Radiation at 480 Mc./sec. (1946) (23)
Intergalactic plasma (1986) (19)
Early Radio Astronomy at Wheaton, Illinoiss (1958) (18)
Spread F over Washington (1954) (16)
Between the atmospherics (1958) (16)
Cosmic matter and the nonexpanding universe (1989) (15)
Radio Astronomy in Hawaii (1955) (13)
Radio interferometry at three kilometers altitude above the Pacific Ocean: Part I. Installation and ionosphere (1959) (11)
Radio-frequency investigations of astronomical interest (1947) (10)
Fine Structure of Solar Radio Transients (1955) (8)
Hectometer Radio Astronomy (1994) (6)
A Timeless, Boundless, Equilibrium Universe (1982) (6)
Early radio astronomy at Wheaton, Illinois (2005) (6)
Solar activity cycle and spread F (1958) (5)
Motion in the Solar Atmosphere as Deduced from Radio Measurements. (1951) (5)
Hectometer Cosmic Static (1964) (4)
COSMIC RAY ASTRONOMY (1966) (4)
Radio interferometry at three kilometers altitude above the Pacific Ocean: Part II. Celestial sources (1959) (4)
The early years of Radio Astronomy: Early radio astronomy at Wheaton, Illinois (1984) (4)
Antenna Focal Devices for Parabolic Mirrors (1947) (4)
ANGULAR DEPENDENT SOLAR GAIN FOR INSULATING GLASSES FROM EXPERIMENTAL OPTICAL AND THERMAL DATA (2005) (4)
Ground-Based Astronomy: The NAS 10-Year Program. (1966) (4)
Hectometer and kilometer wavelength radio astronomy (1990) (3)
More on varying G (1981) (3)
COSMIC RAY MUONS FROM LOW GALACTIC LATITUDE (1970) (3)
Unusual variation in Phaseolus vulgaris (1967) (3)
Suppressed sidelobe antenna of 32 elements (1959) (3)
1944, Cosmic Static (1982) (2)
Cosmic Static (1942) (2)
Reversed bean vines (1964) (2)
Big‐Bang creationism (1982) (2)
The measurement of 65 centimeter radiation during the total eclipse of September 12, 1950. (1951) (1)
Radio astronomy: by John D. Kraus. 481 pages, diagrams, illustrations, 6×9 in. New York, McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1966. Price, $13.75 (1967) (1)
6. On the Discovery of Extraterrestrial Radio Waves (1979) (0)
Units of frequency (1982) (0)
Terrestrial Magnetosphere (1963) (0)
Cosmology in the dark (1978) (0)
Messier 1 (1963) (0)
Structures technology for large radio and radar telescope systems: by J.W. Mar and H. Liebowitz. 538 pages, diagrams, illustr., 6 x 9 in. Cambridge, Mass., London, England, The MIT Press, 1969. Price $30.00. (1970) (0)
Aboriginal Carbon Dates from Tasmania (2009) (0)
Why Do Vines Twine (1995) (0)
Annual Meeting of the R.A.S.C.- New Honorary Member (1988) (0)
Astronomy transformed: the emergence of radio astronomy in Britain : D.O. Edge and M.J. Mulkay, 482pp., diagrams, 6 × 9 in., John Wiley, New York, 1976, Price $25.00 (1977) (0)

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