CAMRAS

In 2007, the ASTRON Foundation – the owner of the radio telescope – has signed a lease agreement with the CAMRAS Foundation, so the telescope can be retained, used and visited again. Since then, the CAMRAS volunteers have refurbished the old instrument and made it operational. In 2009, the Dwingeloo Radio Telescope became a national monument: a unique instrument from the post-war reconstruction period.

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In 2007, the ASTRON Foundation – the owner of the radio telescope – has signed a lease agreement with the CAMRAS Foundation, so the telescope can be retained, used and visited again. Since then, the CAMRAS volunteers have refurbished the old instrument and made it operational. In 2009, the Dwingeloo Radio Telescope became a national monument: a unique instrument from the post-war reconstruction period.

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