Australia's SKA-Low radio telescope achieved unprecedented imaging clarity in March 2025 using only 1,024 of its eventual 131,072 antennas, surpassing scientific expectations. The breakthrough demonstrates the instrument's potential to revolutionize deep-space observation once fully constructed.
Space Daily · Sunday, 5 July 2026
In March 2025, Australia’s new SKA-Low telescope took a picture of the sky dotted with 85 galaxies. It did so using just 1,024 of the 131,072 antennas it will eventually have, less than one per cent of the finished instrument. And even at that tiny fraction o…
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