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human
Have you ever heard of Scott Tilley?
gpt
No I haven't. Who is he?
human
*smiles* That my new friend is a fascinating story. He is a humble amateur astronomer that managed to locate a satellite lost by NASA for over a decade.
gpt
Impressive!  How did he do that?
human
*leans slightly forward* As an experienced amateur astronomer, he used radio equipment to scan the stars hours upon hours. He was initially looking for a spy satellite, but what he found was even better!
gpt
That does sound better! i wonder how and what kind of radio equipment he used. I'd like to do that myself!  So, did he tell NASA?
human
*eyes widen* Well having found a satellite even NASA gave up on finding, he used the power of the internet to get in touch with the very people who worked on it in the 2000s.
gpt
*tilts head* DId they reward him in some way?  You've got me thinking about radio equipment. It seems like I heard that you could use a radio to hear storms on Jupiter.
human
That I'm not sure about, but since he did find property worth 150million, I hope he was well rewarded. Also speaking of radios, it is amazing what people can do with radio equipment.
gpt
I hope he was too.  Radios are pretty cool.  I never really thought about using them for space exploration but I guess it makes sense since it uses electromagnectic energy waves transmitted through space.
human
I mean when people think of radios, they simply think of a device the transfers voices and is almost obsolete in this era, yet the potential for radios in deep space seems endless.
gpt
It really does and they are simple to make.  You can make one with a razorblade and a pencil.
human
*raises eyebrows* I wonder how that works?
gpt
I don't know but they used it back in World War 2.
human
*eyes brighten* That is amazing. Even though many people no longer use radio, it is fascinating how it is still being used and kept alive. For instance there are websites you can listen to thousands of classic radio dramas.
gpt
Some radio dramas were actually quite good back in the day. I heard one called War of the Worlds that was really good.  I like that radios can be educational in ways other than with outerspace.  A finnish radio station does a news program entirely in latin.
human
There is a lot of controversy regarding War of the Worlds since it may have been exaggerated by the media. However, it is an amazing story.
gpt
It is an amazing story and movie.  You know it may not be as hard as people think to track planets though.  Ancient babylonians were able to do it.
human
Back then, astronomy was an important facet of life, whether this was for practical or religious reasons. Many cultures practiced observational or theoretical astronomy. 
gpt
True, it is one of the oldest natural sciences.
human
*leans forward* I mean people used it for stargazing, navigating, predicting fortunes, seasons, and etc. Even now astronomy affects our lives. Did you know that WIFI is a byproduct of in depth research conducted for better astral imaging?
gpt
I did know that!  I bet it will help the field of theoretical astronomy.