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‘Milestone’ as Square Kilometre Array Observatory releases its first low-frequency image of the cosmos

18 Mar 2025
First low-frequency SKA image
Dot to Dot: the new image was created using 1024 two-metre-high antennas belonging to SKA-Low, which is currently under construction on Wajarri Yamaji Country in Western Australia (courtesy: SKA)
The Square Kilometre Array (SKA) Observatory has released the first images from its partially built

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Sarah Wild is a freelance writer based in the UK
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