SKA-Lows first image explained! @SKAObservatory
SKA-Lows first image explained! @SKAObservatory
Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
The first image from an early working version of the SKA-Low telescope was released in March 2025, showing 85 bright radio galaxies. Team SKA Commissioning Scientist Dr Shivani Bhandari tells us more and explains how 1,024 antennas worked together to give us this first glimpse of the Universe!
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SKA-Low's first image explained!

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