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Home » Scientific enterprise » Policy and funding » Cutbacks hit radio-telescope project

Cutbacks hit radio-telescope project

27 Jul 2017
The SKA at night: the array is hit by cutbacks
Rising costs have forced scientists to cut back plans for the world’s largest radio telescope,

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Edwin Cartlidge is a science writer based in Rome, Italy
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