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Aerial View of Jodrell Bank radio telescope Stock Photo

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aerial view of Jodrell Bank radio telescope, Cheshire, UK Stock Photo

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Bales Of Hay By The Lovell Radio Telescope Jodrell Bank Cheshire UK Stock Photo

RMAJJEPX–Bales Of Hay By The Lovell Radio Telescope Jodrell Bank Cheshire UK

The Lovell Telescope at Jodrell Bank, Cheshire, England Stock Photo

RFA5THN7–The Lovell Telescope at Jodrell Bank, Cheshire, England

The Lovell Radio Telescope at The Jodrell Bank Centre for Astrophysics at The Jodrell Bank Observatory in Cheshire. Stock Photo

RMC5TX6G–The Lovell Radio Telescope at The Jodrell Bank Centre for Astrophysics at The Jodrell Bank Observatory in Cheshire.

The Lovell Telescope at Jodrell bank Macclesfield UK Stock Photo

RMBJF9C9–The Lovell Telescope at Jodrell bank Macclesfield UK

Jodrell bank radio telescope. Stock Photo

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UK Cheshire Holmes Chapel Science Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope Stock Photo

RMAT4PXF–UK Cheshire Holmes Chapel Science Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope

RMAXG088–Jodrell Bank Cheshire UK

The Giant Mk1A Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope and Round Harvested Hay Bales, Near Holmes Chapel, Cheshire, England, UK Stock Photo

RMAMP1YD–The Giant Mk1A Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope and Round Harvested Hay Bales, Near Holmes Chapel, Cheshire, England, UK

RMDPE71H–RICHARD PAUL JODRELL

Professor Sir Bernard Lovell, Director of Jodrell Bank (Cheshire) - where the giant radio telescope is situated - in the control room there listening for signals from the Russian manned space-ship announced to be in orbit around the earth. Stock Photo

RMG5BPXE–Professor Sir Bernard Lovell, Director of Jodrell Bank (Cheshire) - where the giant radio telescope is situated - in the control room there listening for signals from the Russian manned space-ship announced to be in orbit around the earth.

Photograph of the Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope at Jodrell Bank, University of Manchester. Dated 20th century Stock Photo

RMMR3W4M–Photograph of the Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope at Jodrell Bank, University of Manchester. Dated 20th century

Jodrell Bank Visitor and Exhibition Centre, Macclesfield, United Kingdom. Architect: Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios LLP, 2011. Stock Photo

RMD2T7HD–Jodrell Bank Visitor and Exhibition Centre, Macclesfield, United Kingdom. Architect: Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios LLP, 2011.

SIR BERNARD LOVELL English physicist and radio astronomer who was first Director of Jodrell Bank Observatory from 1945 to 1980 Stock Photo

RMBMN742–SIR BERNARD LOVELL English physicist and radio astronomer who was first Director of Jodrell Bank Observatory from 1945 to 1980

Jun. 05, 1964 - New Radio Telescope - At Jodrell Bank.Computor in the control room: The new ?300,000 radio telescope the Mark II which has a 125ft.diameter ''dish'' which gives a greater range than the Mark I which has a 250ft.''dish'' , and which has been in use since 1957. In yesterday's demonstration - signals were picked up from the constellation cassiopeia. The new telescope - which is at Jodrell Bank - cost ?300,000 to build. Photo shows Mrs. J Stock Photo

RME0WX84–Jun. 05, 1964 - New Radio Telescope - At Jodrell Bank.Computor in the control room: The new ?300,000 radio telescope the Mark II which has a 125ft.diameter ''dish'' which gives a greater range than the Mark I which has a 250ft.''dish'' , and which has been in use since 1957. In yesterday's demonstration - signals were picked up from the constellation cassiopeia. The new telescope - which is at Jodrell Bank - cost ?300,000 to build. Photo shows Mrs. J

Late 1950s, an historical view of the the Mark i or Lovell telescope, Cheshire, England, UK, the world's largest dish radio telescope when it was constructed in 1957. The radio telescope is named after Bernard Lovell a radio astronomer at Manchester University who established an observatory - the Jodrell Bank Observatory - in North West England in 1945 to investigate cosmic rays, contining work he had undertaken on radar during WWII. In 1988 the Lovell Telescope was made a Grade I listed building, meaning it is a building of 'exceptional interest'. Stock Photo

RM2M60R4H–Late 1950s, an historical view of the the Mark i or Lovell telescope, Cheshire, England, UK, the world's largest dish radio telescope when it was constructed in 1957. The radio telescope is named after Bernard Lovell a radio astronomer at Manchester University who established an observatory - the Jodrell Bank Observatory - in North West England in 1945 to investigate cosmic rays, contining work he had undertaken on radar during WWII. In 1988 the Lovell Telescope was made a Grade I listed building, meaning it is a building of 'exceptional interest'.

Lovell Radio Telescope, Jodrell Bank, Cheshire Stock Photo

RMC8MKET–Lovell Radio Telescope, Jodrell Bank, Cheshire

Jodrell Bank radio telescope the Lovell telescope at Jodrell Bank near Holmes Chapel Cheshire England UK GB Europe Stock Photo

RM2PGM4KD–Jodrell Bank radio telescope the Lovell telescope at Jodrell Bank near Holmes Chapel Cheshire England UK GB Europe

Radio telescope, Lovell Telescope, Jodrell Bank Observatory, Cheshire, England, april Stock Photo

RMCNP3W2–Radio telescope, Lovell Telescope, Jodrell Bank Observatory, Cheshire, England, april

1977 Jodrell Bank Cheshire UK Exhibition Leaflet FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY Stock Photo

RMB2XGF1–1977 Jodrell Bank Cheshire UK Exhibition Leaflet FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY

RMD2CFAW–aerial view of Jodrell Bank radio telescope, Cheshire, UK

RMD0J15W–Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope

Night view of the Jodrell Bank radio-telescope Stock Photo

RMJ0FTYP–Night view of the Jodrell Bank radio-telescope

Jodrell Bank lovell telescope university of manchester england Stock Photo

RMG18DWM–Jodrell Bank lovell telescope university of manchester england

Jodrell Bank Observatory Telescope Cheshire England Stock Photo

RMAEBAX4–Jodrell Bank Observatory Telescope Cheshire England

Joshua Reynolds, English, 1723-1792, Mrs. Richard Paul Jodrell, between 1774 and 1776, oil on canvas, Unframed: 30 1/2 × 25 1/4 inches (77.5 × 64.1 cm Stock Photo

RM2A2R6FN–Joshua Reynolds, English, 1723-1792, Mrs. Richard Paul Jodrell, between 1774 and 1776, oil on canvas, Unframed: 30 1/2 × 25 1/4 inches (77.5 × 64.1 cm

Chris Bull 7/4/11 Jodrell Bank opens new Discovery Centre . Dr Teresa Anderson , Centre Director . Stock Photo

RME8JX4Y–Chris Bull 7/4/11 Jodrell Bank opens new Discovery Centre . Dr Teresa Anderson , Centre Director .

Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope, near Homes Chapel, Cheshire, England, UK Stock Photo

RM2DTY7WE–Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope, near Homes Chapel, Cheshire, England, UK

RM2M96WAB–Jodrell Bank radio-telescope

Professor Sir Bernard Lovell pictured at Jodrell Bank, Cheshire, today (Sunday) when he inspected one of the pictures of the surface of the moon, which has been released by the Soviet authorities. The pictures are from Luna 9, the Russian spacecraft which successfully landed on the moon last week. Stock Photo

RMGCJW1D–Professor Sir Bernard Lovell pictured at Jodrell Bank, Cheshire, today (Sunday) when he inspected one of the pictures of the surface of the moon, which has been released by the Soviet authorities. The pictures are from Luna 9, the Russian spacecraft which successfully landed on the moon last week.

RMMR3W3P–Photograph of the Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope at Jodrell Bank, University of Manchester. Dated 20th century

RMD2T7J0–Jodrell Bank Visitor and Exhibition Centre, Macclesfield, United Kingdom. Architect: Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios LLP, 2011.

After nearly 10 years of planning the Jodrell Bank radio telescope the largest fully steerable one in the world was completed in time to take part in the International Geophysical Year of 1957-58. Powered by electric motors it can be driven to counteract the motion of the earth in order to follow automatically a planet star meteor or artificial satellite. It can penetrate deeper into space than any other form of telescope to ' hear ' radio signals emitted millions of light years ago. The bowl which can be rotated or tilted in any direction gathers and concentrates radio waves as an optional Stock Photo

RMWHAAD9–After nearly 10 years of planning the Jodrell Bank radio telescope the largest fully steerable one in the world was completed in time to take part in the International Geophysical Year of 1957-58. Powered by electric motors it can be driven to counteract the motion of the earth in order to follow automatically a planet star meteor or artificial satellite. It can penetrate deeper into space than any other form of telescope to ' hear ' radio signals emitted millions of light years ago. The bowl which can be rotated or tilted in any direction gathers and concentrates radio waves as an optional

Feb. 07, 1966 - Pictures from the Moon Received at Jodrell Bank: History was made at Jodrell Bank, Britain's space- tracking station, when pictures from the moon's surface were received there on Friday, direct from Luna Storms. Excited scientists at Jodrell Bank captured the pictures by ''tapping'' the stream of signals relayed back to Russia by Luna-9. The signals were converted on a standard photo-receiving machine of the type used in newspaper offices Stock Photo

RME0XC6H–Feb. 07, 1966 - Pictures from the Moon Received at Jodrell Bank: History was made at Jodrell Bank, Britain's space- tracking station, when pictures from the moon's surface were received there on Friday, direct from Luna Storms. Excited scientists at Jodrell Bank captured the pictures by ''tapping'' the stream of signals relayed back to Russia by Luna-9. The signals were converted on a standard photo-receiving machine of the type used in newspaper offices

RM2M60R4N–Late 1950s, an historical view of the the Mark i or Lovell telescope, Cheshire, England, UK, the world's largest dish radio telescope when it was constructed in 1957. The radio telescope is named after Bernard Lovell a radio astronomer at Manchester University who established an observatory - the Jodrell Bank Observatory - in North West England in 1945 to investigate cosmic rays, contining work he had undertaken on radar during WWII. In 1988 the Lovell Telescope was made a Grade I listed building, meaning it is a building of 'exceptional interest'.

Jodrell Bank Lovell Radio Telescope, near Macclesfield, Cheshire, England. Stock Photo

RM2XH4KX9–Jodrell Bank Lovell Radio Telescope, near Macclesfield, Cheshire, England.

RM2PGM4MN–Jodrell Bank radio telescope the Lovell telescope at Jodrell Bank near Holmes Chapel Cheshire England UK GB Europe

Lovell telescope at the Jodrell Bank Observatory Stock Photo

RMG14F1N–Lovell telescope at the Jodrell Bank Observatory

Hay Bales at Jodrell Bank Cheshire UK Stock Photo

RMAFKAPA–Hay Bales at Jodrell Bank Cheshire UK

RMHTDYMD–aerial view of Jodrell Bank radio telescope, Cheshire, UK

Jodrell Bank, Cheshire, England, UK, countryside surrounding, Stock Photo

RMD465XH–Jodrell Bank, Cheshire, England, UK, countryside surrounding,

The Lovell telescope at the Jodrell Bank Observatory in Cheshire, England Stock Photo

RMBPKF4M–The Lovell telescope at the Jodrell Bank Observatory in Cheshire, England

RMG18DWN–Jodrell Bank lovell telescope university of manchester england

Uk, Cheshire, Jodrell Bank Observatory, Radio Telescope Stock Photo

RMD9E1W8–Uk, Cheshire, Jodrell Bank Observatory, Radio Telescope

Possibly by John Swift, Salver with arms of Judith Jodrell, British, London, Possibly by John Swift (British, active from 1728), 1738/39, British, London, Silver, Overall: 2 7/8 in., 153 oz. 2 dwt. (7.3 cm, 4.7625kg), Other (diameter max.): 24 in. (61 cm), Metalwork-Silver Stock Photo

RM2B0KW2D–Possibly by John Swift, Salver with arms of Judith Jodrell, British, London, Possibly by John Swift (British, active from 1728), 1738/39, British, London, Silver, Overall: 2 7/8 in., 153 oz. 2 dwt. (7.3 cm, 4.7625kg), Other (diameter max.): 24 in. (61 cm), Metalwork-Silver

The Jodrell Chapel in St Margaret, Lewknor, Oxfordshire, England, UK. Stock Photo

RMF0YCDW–The Jodrell Chapel in St Margaret, Lewknor, Oxfordshire, England, UK.

The Giant Mk 1A Radio Telescope of Jodrell Bank at Night, Near Holmes Chapel, Cheshire, England, UK Stock Photo

RFAF2PHT–The Giant Mk 1A Radio Telescope of Jodrell Bank at Night, Near Holmes Chapel, Cheshire, England, UK

Radio telescope, Lovell Telescope, Jodrell Bank Observatory, Cheshire, England, June Stock Photo

RMDGHM0C–Radio telescope, Lovell Telescope, Jodrell Bank Observatory, Cheshire, England, June

Sir Bernard Lovell, Director of Jodrell Bank Radio Astronomy Station, Cheshire, pictured today (Thursday) in front of the stations new £300,000 radio-telescope, the first computer-controlled instrument of its kind, and in the background is Jodrell Bank's Mk1 telescope. Stock Photo

RMGCJTY4–Sir Bernard Lovell, Director of Jodrell Bank Radio Astronomy Station, Cheshire, pictured today (Thursday) in front of the stations new £300,000 radio-telescope, the first computer-controlled instrument of its kind, and in the background is Jodrell Bank's Mk1 telescope.

The Lovell Mark I Giant Radio Telescope and rainbow, Jodrell Bank, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe Stock Photo

RM2K87451–The Lovell Mark I Giant Radio Telescope and rainbow, Jodrell Bank, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

RMD2T7G4–Jodrell Bank Visitor and Exhibition Centre, Macclesfield, United Kingdom. Architect: Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios LLP, 2011.

Jodrell Bank radio telescope in Cheshire UK Stock Photo

RMDAEAY9–Jodrell Bank radio telescope in Cheshire UK

Apr. 17, 2012 - Pictures From The Moon Received At Jodrell Bank: History was made at Jodrell Bank, Britain's space-tracking station, when pictures from the moon's surface were received there on Friday, direct from Luna-9 the Russian spaceship now parked on the Ocean of Storms. Excited scientists at Jodrell Bank captured the pictures by 'tapping' the streams of siganls relayed back to Russia by Luna-9. the signals were converted on a standard photo-receiving machine of the type used in newspaper offices. Photo shows Stock Photo

RME14AB5–Apr. 17, 2012 - Pictures From The Moon Received At Jodrell Bank: History was made at Jodrell Bank, Britain's space-tracking station, when pictures from the moon's surface were received there on Friday, direct from Luna-9 the Russian spaceship now parked on the Ocean of Storms. Excited scientists at Jodrell Bank captured the pictures by 'tapping' the streams of siganls relayed back to Russia by Luna-9. the signals were converted on a standard photo-receiving machine of the type used in newspaper offices. Photo shows

RM2M60R6B–Late 1950s, an historical view of the the Mark i or Lovell telescope, Cheshire, England, UK, the world's largest dish radio telescope when it was constructed in 1957. The radio telescope is named after Bernard Lovell a radio astronomer at Manchester University who established an observatory - the Jodrell Bank Observatory - in North West England in 1945 to investigate cosmic rays, contining work he had undertaken on radar during WWII. In 1988 the Lovell Telescope was made a Grade I listed building, meaning it is a building of 'exceptional interest'.

Radio telescope dish at Jodrell Bank Observatory. Stock Photo

RMBBNEJE–Radio telescope dish at Jodrell Bank Observatory.

Jodrell Bank radio telescope, the Lovell telescope at Jodrell Bank observatory, Jodrell bank near Lower Withington Cheshire England UK GB Europe Stock Photo

RM2PP13NH–Jodrell Bank radio telescope, the Lovell telescope at Jodrell Bank observatory, Jodrell bank near Lower Withington Cheshire England UK GB Europe

Detail of the structure of Jodrell Bank radio telescope, Cheshire, England Stock Photo

RMBCREBB–Detail of the structure of Jodrell Bank radio telescope, Cheshire, England

Jodrell Bank With Crop Field Cheshire UK Stock Photo

RMAFKAR7–Jodrell Bank With Crop Field Cheshire UK

RMF35JH6–aerial view of Jodrell Bank radio telescope, Cheshire, UK

Aerial Shot Of Jodrell Bank Observatory Radio Telescope in Macclesfield Near Manchester in Cheshire Stock Photo

RMR0XYYF–Aerial Shot Of Jodrell Bank Observatory Radio Telescope in Macclesfield Near Manchester in Cheshire

RMBPKPR9–The Lovell telescope at the Jodrell Bank Observatory in Cheshire, England

The Jodrell Bank Observatory (originally the Jodrell Bank Experimental Station, then the Nuffield Radio Astronomy Laboratories f Stock Photo

RMEXCMCG–The Jodrell Bank Observatory (originally the Jodrell Bank Experimental Station, then the Nuffield Radio Astronomy Laboratories f

RMD9E1XC–Uk, Cheshire, Jodrell Bank Observatory, Radio Telescope

RMG18DWT–Jodrell Bank lovell telescope university of manchester england

Lovell Telescope Jodrell Bank Cheshire Stock Photo

RMB7NCAM–Lovell Telescope Jodrell Bank Cheshire

The Giant Mark 1A Radio Telescope of Jodrell Bank at Sunset, Near Holmes Chapel, Cheshire, England, UK Stock Photo

RFAKGFY9–The Giant Mark 1A Radio Telescope of Jodrell Bank at Sunset, Near Holmes Chapel, Cheshire, England, UK

RMAMWJGG–Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope.

Library file dated June 1977 of the Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope in Cheshire. Astronomers have used a radio telescope the size of the Earth to peer into the raging heart of an unstable starburst galaxy, it was disclosed Wednesday 8 December 1999. The observations, from one of the largest radio astronomy experiments of all time, were led by British astronomers at Jodrell Bank and the University of Sheffield. Using a collection of 20 radio telescopes working together around the Earth, the team produced images of unprecedented detail of a galaxy 10 million light years away called M82. PA photo. Stock Photo

RMG4TYGT–Library file dated June 1977 of the Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope in Cheshire. Astronomers have used a radio telescope the size of the Earth to peer into the raging heart of an unstable starburst galaxy, it was disclosed Wednesday 8 December 1999. The observations, from one of the largest radio astronomy experiments of all time, were led by British astronomers at Jodrell Bank and the University of Sheffield. Using a collection of 20 radio telescopes working together around the Earth, the team produced images of unprecedented detail of a galaxy 10 million light years away called M82. PA photo.

The Lovell Mark I Giant Radio Telescope with rainbow, Jodrell Bank, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe Stock Photo

RM2K87452–The Lovell Mark I Giant Radio Telescope with rainbow, Jodrell Bank, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

RMD2T7G8–Jodrell Bank Visitor and Exhibition Centre, Macclesfield, United Kingdom. Architect: Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios LLP, 2011.

RMDAEAKK–Jodrell Bank radio telescope in Cheshire UK

RME0XC6G–Feb. 07, 1966 - Pictures From The Moon Received At Jodrell Bank : History was made at Jodrell Bank Britain's Space-tracking station, when pictures from the moon's surface were received there on Friday, direst from Luna-9, the Russian spaceship at Jodrell Bank captured the pictures by 'tapping' the streams of signals were converted on a standard type Photo-receiving machine of he type used in newspaper offices. Photo Shows Receiving the first moon picture at jodrell Bank on Friday.(Standing back row, from right

Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope and wheat field, Cheshire, England, UK Stock Photo

RMBE2KWH–Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope and wheat field, Cheshire, England, UK

RMBBNE7C–Radio telescope dish at Jodrell Bank Observatory.

RM2PP14E7–Jodrell Bank radio telescope, the Lovell telescope at Jodrell Bank observatory, Jodrell bank near Lower Withington Cheshire England UK GB Europe

RMBCYY5C–Detail of the structure of Jodrell Bank radio telescope, Cheshire, England

Jodrell Bank With Ripe Crop Fields Cheshire UK Stock Photo

RMAFKARA–Jodrell Bank With Ripe Crop Fields Cheshire UK

RMF35JGR–aerial view of Jodrell Bank radio telescope, Cheshire, UK

RMR0XYYH–Aerial Shot Of Jodrell Bank Observatory Radio Telescope in Macclesfield Near Manchester in Cheshire

RMBPKBJT–The Lovell telescope at the Jodrell Bank Observatory in Cheshire, England

RMEXCM1B–The Jodrell Bank Observatory (originally the Jodrell Bank Experimental Station, then the Nuffield Radio Astronomy Laboratories f

RMD9E1Y9–Uk, Cheshire, Jodrell Bank Observatory, Radio Telescope

Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope seen from Teggs Nose country park near Macclesfield, Cheshire, England. Stock Photo

RF2T1E2D8–Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope seen from Teggs Nose country park near Macclesfield, Cheshire, England.

RMB7NC7G–Lovell Telescope Jodrell Bank Cheshire

Jodrell Bank Lovell Radio Telescope at sunset, near Goostrey, Cheshire, England, UK Stock Photo

RF2MD26MN–Jodrell Bank Lovell Radio Telescope at sunset, near Goostrey, Cheshire, England, UK

RMAMWDKJ–Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope.

General view of the Lovell Radio Telescope at the Jodrell Bank observatory in Cheshire. Stock Photo

RMG6AM9M–General view of the Lovell Radio Telescope at the Jodrell Bank observatory in Cheshire.

The Mark II Telescope and Lovell Mark I Giant Radio Telescope with amazing sunset, Jodrell Bank Observatory, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe Stock Photo

RF2JK1542–The Mark II Telescope and Lovell Mark I Giant Radio Telescope with amazing sunset, Jodrell Bank Observatory, Cheshire, England, United Kingdom, Europe

RMD2T7H9–Jodrell Bank Visitor and Exhibition Centre, Macclesfield, United Kingdom. Architect: Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios LLP, 2011.

RMDAEAM2–Jodrell Bank radio telescope in Cheshire UK

RME0XC6J–Feb. 07, 1966 - Pictures from the moon received at Jodrell bank: History was made at Jodrell Bank, Britain's space tracking station when pictures from the moon's surface were received there on Friday, direct from Luna -9 the Russian spaceship now parked on the Ocean at Storms. Excited scientists at Jodrell Bank captured the pictures by tapping the streams of signals relayed back to Russia by Luna-9. The signals were converted on a standard photo receiving machine of the type used in newspaper offices. Photo shows Sir Bernard Lovell (right), Director of Jodrell Bank, and Prof

RMBE2KXC–Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope and wheat field, Cheshire, England, UK

Museum built to house his shell collection by Sir Alfred Jodrell in 1915 in Glandford Norfolk Stock Photo

RMBDW7JH–Museum built to house his shell collection by Sir Alfred Jodrell in 1915 in Glandford Norfolk

RM2PGM4N7–Jodrell Bank radio telescope the Lovell telescope at Jodrell Bank near Holmes Chapel Cheshire England UK GB Europe

Panoramic view of the Lovell Radio Telescope at Jodrell Bank, Cheshire. Stock Photo

RMBB61JE–Panoramic view of the Lovell Radio Telescope at Jodrell Bank, Cheshire.

Jodrell Bank With Crop Field And Stormy Sky Cheshire UK Stock Photo

RMAFKAR9–Jodrell Bank With Crop Field And Stormy Sky Cheshire UK

aerial view taken on Moon Landing Day 21st July 2019 of Bluedot Muisic Festival being held at Jodrell Bank, Cheshire Stock Photo

RMW4E1E3–aerial view taken on Moon Landing Day 21st July 2019 of Bluedot Muisic Festival being held at Jodrell Bank, Cheshire

RMR0Y009–Aerial Shot Of Jodrell Bank Observatory Radio Telescope in Macclesfield Near Manchester in Cheshire

RMBPKX88–The Lovell telescope at the Jodrell Bank Observatory in Cheshire, England

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