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radio telescope

Political pressure may split SKA between two continents

In the News  |  Published: 11 April 2012

Political lobbying may claw back some chance for New Zealand to participate in the $US2 billion Square Kilometre Array (SKA), […]

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AUT’s view into deep space

Blog  |  Published: 12 October 200813 March 2018

Chris Barton, one of the Herald’s feature writer’s has a very interesting piece on AUT’s new radio telescope which will […]

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Radio telescopes – the Square Kilometre Array

Reflections on Science  |  Published: 28 August 200819 June 2011

An international radio telescope powerful enough to pull dual PM backing By Professor Sergei Gulyaev, Director of the Institute for […]

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Kiwis back Aussie bid for radio telescope

In the News  |  Published: 19 August 200822 September 2008

What is the Square Kilometre Array? A network of antennas working at centimetre to metre wavelengths with 100 times the […]

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