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AUSTRALIA UNVEILS POWERFUL
     RADIO TELESCOPE
                      Made by
                      Paula.S
1-News
2-important details
3-localitation
4-images
5-summarise
6-questions
NEWS
Australia has launched one of the world's fastest
telescopes tasked with surveying outer space
and probing the origins of stars and galaxies.
The name is Askap and forms part on the
world´s biggest radio telescope project.
Important details
• The telescope cost between 155 millions to 96
  millions dollars.
• Its expected to capture radio images.
• The telescope is not very big but it´s still very
  powerfull survey instrument to start to get a
  look at the origin of galaxes.

                                   The australian westwrn
                                   desert where it´located
Localitation
• The telescope is located at the Murchison
  Radio-astronomy Observatory, 315km (196
  miles) north-east of Geraldton in the Western
  Australian desert.

                                        telescope




                                               desert
IMAGES



         The telescope is
         made up of 36
         antens
australian
                      telescope


it´s located at the         It´s located    Will provide a lot of
western australian         in australi in   information about:
       desert              the western
                               desert

                                                   Black holes
Made up of 36           Still litle but
                                                  The origin of
  antens                 powerfull
                                                    galaxes
Questions


What person create the telescope?
Dr John O'Sullivan, from Australia's
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial
Research Organisation
Is the telescope involved in any project?
Yes , in the SKA , a future project made by
new Zealand, south Africa and Australia.
Images from the telescope that make
             a resume.

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  • 1. AUSTRALIA UNVEILS POWERFUL RADIO TELESCOPE Made by Paula.S 1-News 2-important details 3-localitation 4-images 5-summarise 6-questions
  • 2. NEWS Australia has launched one of the world's fastest telescopes tasked with surveying outer space and probing the origins of stars and galaxies. The name is Askap and forms part on the world´s biggest radio telescope project.
  • 3. Important details • The telescope cost between 155 millions to 96 millions dollars. • Its expected to capture radio images. • The telescope is not very big but it´s still very powerfull survey instrument to start to get a look at the origin of galaxes. The australian westwrn desert where it´located
  • 4. Localitation • The telescope is located at the Murchison Radio-astronomy Observatory, 315km (196 miles) north-east of Geraldton in the Western Australian desert. telescope desert
  • 5. IMAGES The telescope is made up of 36 antens
  • 6. australian telescope it´s located at the It´s located Will provide a lot of western australian in australi in information about: desert the western desert Black holes Made up of 36 Still litle but The origin of antens powerfull galaxes
  • 7. Questions What person create the telescope? Dr John O'Sullivan, from Australia's Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation Is the telescope involved in any project? Yes , in the SKA , a future project made by new Zealand, south Africa and Australia.
  • 8. Images from the telescope that make a resume.