How to build a simple radio telescope | Understand the far off universe under $15!

Over just a few days, I built a very simple, model radio telescope in under $15 using a satellite dish, coaxial cable, AA batteries, and a satellite signal meter. When all was said and done, I had a simple telescope that was detecting objects near and far and reporting them to me in loud beeps!

This video shows you how to make a very cheap, affordable radio telescope for fun! While this project may not give you images and exact locations, it will give you a better appreciation and understanding of radio astronomy!

Instructions my project was inspired by:
Satellite Signal Meter Used:
Battery Holder Used:

Intro Music: "Stranger Danger," Francis Preve (YouTube Music Library)
Intro Video: "Universe" (Pixabay)
Ending Music: "Yo Picasso," Verified Picasso (YouTube Music Library)
End Photo: "Delicate Arch," skeeze (Pixabay)

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