TheSkyNet News thread - 14/11/11

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Back with a normal single week of stats for you all this week.
No team stomps to report but we are making ground on the top teams.

This weeks top climber is SitaRam with a massive 12 stomps!
And a welcome to the new members - eggcup, remy87 and Hez1
even if you are still on zero??!!?

Good to see Biffa back with some scores on the doors :)

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WA high-tech business helps astronomers discover the Universe
A quest to study the earliest stars and galaxies in the Universe is underway, with Australia's local industry building the first major pieces of a
revolutionary new radio telescope in Western Australia, as part of the Murchison Wide-field Array.Murchison Wide-field Array (MWA) industry
partner and Fremantle-based high-technology company, Poseidon Scientific Instruments (PSI), has been awarded a $1.3m contract by Curtin
University to build 16 packages of sensitive electronics, using a smart design suited to the environmental and radio-quiet conditions of outback WA.

The MWA is being built by an Australian consortium led by The International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research (ICRAR), a joint venture
between Curtin University and The University of Western Australia, in close collaboration with US, Indian and New Zealand partners.

The MWA is located at the Murchison Radio-Astronomy Observatory, a site operated by CSIRO and a proposed core site for the multi-billion dollar
Square Kilometre Array (SKA).

The MWA will be the first of three official SKA precursor telescopes to be completed, proving the technology and science on the path to the SKA.
Australia and New Zealand are bidding to host the SKA, with the site location to be decided in February 2012.

Source - ICRAR

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The Australian Square Kilometre Array Pathfinder (ASKAP)

The International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research

Project Outages - Curtin IT Services

Find OcUK on theSkynet (you need to be logged in on theSkynet.org)



Acknowledgements

All banners and final post in news are courtesy of halz
 
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Going the stats grab at arround 7pm now (lunchtime isn't easy for me any more)
So a warm welcome to Cruize our newest member - your'll be in mondays stats

And it's good to see Hez1 is off and running
 
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