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Radio Telescopes Vla Array. The Very Large Array Vla Radio-Astronomy Antennas, In New Mexico, Is One Of The Most Impressive Observatories In The World. The Sun Was Piercing Through After A Major Storm During A Public Tour.

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Radio telescopes VLA array. The Very Large Array VLA radio-astronomy antennas, in New Mexico, is one of the most impressive observatories in the world. The Sun was piercing through after a major storm during a public tour.

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