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Observations of the 21 cm HI Line from the Milky Way galaxy using Pyramidal Horn Radio Telescope
We present the design, implementation, and operation of a pyramidal horn radio telescope built for detecting the Galactic 21 cm neutral hydrogen line emission. The system employs an SDR-based pipeline to obtain drift-scan observations, which were calibrated and processed to generate HI sky maps, a G
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