How do radio telescopes work?
I need this to sound like I pulled it out of my brain so...Dumb it down a bit

Whenever you use the tool The dish collects the radio signals from space and focuses them on the antenna, then  a dish that is bigger than the other one  collect more radio waves and lead to a stronger signal at the antenna, so radio telescopes can be huge.

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