The famous Lovell telescope towers above the international SKA headquarters at Jodrell Bank Observatory in the UK. Credit: SKA, Rob Millenaar
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The Milky Way stretches across the sky above one of CSIRO's Australian SKA Pathfinder (ASKAP) antennas. Credit: Alex Cherney/terrastro.com
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South Africa’s KAT-7 telescope catches the last rays of light as the sun sets over the Karoo desert. Credit: Rupert Spann
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The sun sets upon ASKAP in the Murchison Radio-astronomy Observatory (MRO). Credit: SKA, Rob Millenaar
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The dishes of the Karoo Array Telescope (KAT-7) dot the desert landscape of the future SKA core site in South Africa. Credit: Maik Wolleben
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The silhouette of a lone ASKAP dish strikes a solitary pose in the Western Australian desert. Credit: SKA, Rob Millenaar
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Statuesque dolerite rock formations can be found on hills close to the future sites of the MeerKAT and SKA telescopes in South Africa. Credit: SKA, Rob Millenaar
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The dishes of Australia’s ASKAP telescope gaze up at a stunning night sky. Credit: Alex Cherney/terrastro.com
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The dishes of the Australian SKA Pathfinder (ASKAP) dot the desert landscape of the future SKA core site in Australia. Credit: SKA, Rob Millenaar
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The first rays of a new dawn fall on the KAT-7 dishes in South Africa. Credit: Rupert Spann
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5 November 2012 - Office of the SKA Organisation in the sunshine. Jodrell Bank, UK. Credit: Helen MacDonald
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27 September 2012 - Aerial view showing construction of the new SKA HQ at Jodrell Bank, UK. Credit: Ant Holloway
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27 September 2012 - Ground level view showing construction of the new SKA HQ at Jodrell Bank, UK. Credit: Ant Holloway
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The Square Kilometre Array - a global project.
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The layout of the Square Kilometre Array on the ground
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The SKA could detect organic molecules in space
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Investigating cosmic magnetism using Faraday rotation.
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A pulsar orbits a black hole
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Measuring gravitational waves with pulsars
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The Epoch of reionisation - when the first stars lit up.