After sending a signal to Pioneer 10, NASA's radio telescope antenna in Madrid heard from it on Apr. 28
After sending a signal to Pioneer 10, NASA's radio telescope antenna in Madrid heard from it on Apr. 28. Launched 29 years ago, the spacecraft had not been heard from since last August. NASA had been using a one-way downlink noncoherent transmission to listen for a signal. Sending a signal for...
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