HOLMDEL - Could the Horn Antenna, a radio telescope instrumental in confirming the Big Bang theory, be at risk? Plans for a redevelopment study of the land that includes the decommisioned antenna ...

The Horn Antenna discovered cosmic microwave radiation which provided for the Big Bang theory about the origin of the universe. A developer promises the antenna will not ne removed entirely from ...

After months of contention and moves toward eminent domain, Holmdel will buy the property where the Horn Antenna, used to confirm the Big Bang Theory, resides – for the net sales price of $4.75 ...

The property contains includes the Horn Antenna, which recorded a hissing sound on May 20, 1964 used to confirm the Big Bang. Robert Wilson and Arno Penzias, former Bell Labs physicists, ...

Dr. Penzias and Dr. Wilson won the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1978, and the Holmdel antenna was designated as a National Historic Landmark. But the location of the horn has been in dispute recently.

The Horn antenna at the old Bell Labs building on Crawford Hill in Holmdel, used to provide the first evidence that the universe was created in a cataclysmic explosion called the Big Bang.

Today, the Horn Antenna is a National Historic Landmark. Located just a few miles from Bell Laboratories, the 20-foot aluminum antenna is no longer in use and is open to the public.

The Holmdel Horn Antenna in Monmouth County, N.J., with its caretaker, Robert Wilson, a senior scientist at the Center for Astrophysics Harvard & Smithsonian in Cambridge, Mass. Where the Universe ...

Right: The horn antenna used by Edward Purcell and Harold Ewen in the early '50s, pictured with Ewen. But MacGregor and Connors say they believe the lessons gleaned from this exercise go beyond ...