# Apparent Angular Sizes of Discrete Radio Sources: Observations at Jodrell Bank, Manchester

@article{Brown1952ApparentAS,
title={Apparent Angular Sizes of Discrete Radio Sources: Observations at Jodrell Bank, Manchester},
author={R. Hanbury Brown and Roger Jennison and M. K. Das Gupta},
journal={Nature},
year={1952},
volume={170},
pages={1061-1063}
}
• Published 20 December 1952
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