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SKA-Low Senior Commissioning Scientist and Adjunct Associate Professor, Curtin Institute of Radio Astronomy, Curtin University

The first image from an early working version of the SKA-Low telescope, showing around 85 galaxies. SKAO

March 17, 2025

Less than 1% of the world’s biggest radio telescope is complete – but its first image reveals a sky dotted with ancient galaxies

Randall Wayth, Curtin University

The SKA-Low radio telescope in Western Australia is slowly coming online. It will probe the shape of the universe and study cosmic mysteries.

The vast expanse of Western Australia is perfect for radio astronomy. Pete Wheeler, ICRAR

February 2, 2016

Tuning in to cosmic radio from the dawn of time

Tara Murphy, University of Sydney; Steven Tingay, Curtin University, and Randall Wayth, Curtin University

The Murchison Widefield Array sits in remote Western Australia far from noisy civilisation so it can help us understand the universe by tuning into radio waves from the distant cosmos.

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