Fox Ear Telescope
Fox ear inspired radio-telescope dish.
Modified clock mecanism, backpack / mécanisme d'horloge modifié, sac à dos.
2014
Version FR
Modified clock mecanism, backpack / mécanisme d'horloge modifié, sac à dos.
2014
Version FR
Fox ears and radio-telescopes are both elliptic paraboloids : curved
surfaces that collect distant signals and concentrate them in a focal
point.
It is fascinating that a shape commonly found in the wild is also the essence of the technology we use to listen to the most remote part of the universe.
The dish of the object is based on he cast of a fox ear. Mounted on a wind-up clock mechanism it has been designed to follow Vulpecula, the constellation of the fox, as it moves across the sky.
It is fascinating that a shape commonly found in the wild is also the essence of the technology we use to listen to the most remote part of the universe.
The dish of the object is based on he cast of a fox ear. Mounted on a wind-up clock mechanism it has been designed to follow Vulpecula, the constellation of the fox, as it moves across the sky.
