TheSkyNet news thread 28/11/11

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Some good gaines this week - would have been even better if the servers didn't have issue at the weekend - hey ho.

Mr. B and his epic borg made out for everone elses losses so we still making ground on the teams above us.

A warm welcome to our new members - jimjamuk and CaptainUnlikely


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News from CSIRO - ASKAP Live

A new website feature makes it possible to take a 'bird's eye view' over the
Murchison Radio-astronomy Observatory (MRO) and see the construction

progress of CSIRO's ASKAP radio telescope.

ASKAP Live is an interactive map of the 36 antennas that will make up the Australian Square Kilometre Array Pathfinder (ASKAP). In addition to

showing the location of each antenna, ASKAP Live gives pictures and status reports on the construction of each antenna.

All 36 ASKAP antennas are being constructed at the MRO by their manufacturer, the 54th Research Institute of China Electronics Technology Group

Corporation (known as CETC54), with the assistance of CSIRO’s ASKAP team and local contractors.

The antennas are first built and tested in China by CETC54, with the antenna sections then disassembled and shipped to Australia. The antennas are

then reassembled on site at the MRO, approximately 315 kilometres north east of Geraldton in the Mid West region of Western Australia.

Once built, ASKAP will operate as part of CSIRO’s radio astronomy facility for use by Australian and international scientists.

As well as being a world-leading telescope in its own right, ASKAP will be an important test-bed for the Square Kilometre Array (SKA), a future

international radio telescope that will be the world’s largest and most sensitive.

Take a look at ASKAP Live


Facts

Austrailian Square Kilometre Array Pathfinder (ASKAP)

Group of 36 Radio Antennas.

Each dish 3 storeys high, dish diameter 12m.

Completion date - 2013.

Square Kilometre Array (SKA)

Group of 3000 Radio Antennas.

Construction start date 2015, completion - 2023

Will be 50 times the sensitivity of current radio telescopes.

Country to host the SKA to be decided in Feb 2012.

Acknowledgements

All banners and final post in news are courtesy of halz
 
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There must have been a constant supply of WU's yesterday (I did take the stats grap a bit later but still)

6.5k ppd for the team is a massive jump!

With PB's for all most the whole team
And SitaRam breaking 2k ppd

Well done all - keep 'em crunching
 
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