Day after day science and technology It is getting harder to follow developments in the field. However, today, many projects are taking place to move the developments even further. One of these projects is telescope is happening. According to the statement, this telescope will be the largest telescope in the world with the completion of the project.
Project will test Albert Einstein’s theories
Scientific projects continue unabated. One of the latest projects is the telescope project, which has started the construction phase. Square Kilometer Array (SKA) The inauguration of the construction process of the telescope system, called the telescope system, took place with the participation of scientists and engineers. According to the statement, the project 2028When completed in largest radio telescope will be.
The center of the Square Kilometer Array, which is partly in South Africa and partly in Australia, is located in England. With the new project, SKA will tackle the biggest question in astrophysics. For this, the famous theoretical physicist Albert Einstein’s theories will test it. The telescope will also search for aliens.
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The ceremony of the project, the construction of which started yesterday, was attended by the leader of the project. from eight countries competent committee. The ceremony was held in both Western Australia and Murchison region as well as in the Northern Cape of South Africa in Karoo done. For the highly anticipated project, Square Kilometer Array general manager Prof. Phil Diamondmade the following statement:
“It has been a 30-year journey. The first 10 years were spent developing concepts and ideas. The second 10 years were spent developing technology. The last 10 years have been spent with detailed design, securing sites, and getting governments to agree to establish a treaty organization (SKAO).”
The telescope was first less than 200 parabolic antennas -dish- and 131 thousand dipole antennas will work with. In this way, it will be possible to provide a data collection area of hundreds of thousands of square meters. In addition, during the examination of targets in the sky, there is a significant sensibility and resolution will provide.
With all this, the system 50 megahertz with 25 gigahertz will operate on a frequency between This allows detecting weak radio signals from cosmic fields billions of light-years from Earth. One of the SKA’s important tasks will be to track the most abundant element in the universe, hydrogen.
of the observatory As head of science operations, Dr. Shari Breen made a statement on the subject. “The SKA will contribute to many areas of astronomy. One of these could be ‘fast radio bursts’ that have been detected. In a fraction of a second they extract the equivalent of a year’s energy from our Sun. We have no idea what these are. I hope the SKA will give an answer.”
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