Radio telescopes such as the Very Large Array (VLA) use an array of antenna dishes to collect faint radio…
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Day and night, we’re mapping the sky (and producing terabytes of data)
The Very Large Array Sky Survey is observing 33,885 square degrees of the sky over seven years, mapping 82…