Before we could see the stars, we learned to listen for them. Radio telescopes have revealed star-forming regions invisible to the human eye, mapped the structure of the Milky Way, and spun off the very technology — Wi-Fi, mobile networks — now threatening to drown them out. This is the story of Green Bank Observatory: the people protecting our ability to hear the universe, and the fragile silence they depend on.
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