The World's Largest Radio Telescope Has Been Successfully Scanned
Today marks a milestone in the history of astronomy: the world’s largest radio telescope has finished its first full scan of the universe! The Square Kilometer Array (SKA) is a revolutionary telescope made up of thousands of small radio dishes spread across a vast area in the Australian and South African outback. This powerful telescope is able to detect radio signals from the far reaches of the universe, giving us the ability to look back in time and observe events from billions of years ago. With the SKA, astronomers will gain unprecedented insight into the structure and evolution of the universe, as well as explore new frontiers in exoplanetary science. We are excited to see what discoveries the SKA will uncover in the years to come!
source: Phys.org