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"Sources for cosmological activity utilized include: pulsars, quasars, thermal radiation, synchroton radiation, electron particle interaction, radio galaxies, remains of supernova explosions and background radiation. This activity is monitored by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California. The command center of NASA's Deep Space Network, a series of radio telescopes located at Goldstone, California, Madrid, Spain and Canberra, Australia. Arecibo's Trans Plutonian Transmissions was first released by German label Atmosphere in 1994. It has been out of print for nearly a decade, and, whenever a rare copy appears for sale, changes hands for ridiculous prices. This new 2009 edition has been remastered from the ground up, and is presented in completely redesigned packaging. Interviewed by AmbiEntrance, B. Lustmord described Arecibo as a side project of sorts, where he indulged myself in music that didn't fit into the Lustmord concept. Using audio recordings of quasars, pulsars and other deep space sources, B. Lustmord weaves a deeply haunting and atmospheric album."
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