Mega-telescopes and Massive Arrays: The Future of Astronomy @ActiveGalactic
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Uploaded November 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Every 10 years, a panel of experts come together to decide what the future of astronomy will look like, and Astro2020 has just been published detailing their views. Join Michael and Vicky as they discuss everything in the report, from ground-based telescopes to new plans for space missions and the astronomy field as a whole.

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