Australia would like to install a radio telescope SKA

Australia and New Zealand have submitted proposals for the installation of a Square Digital Network (SKA) radio telescope in Western Australia.

This is an important step towards the process of deciding where to place SKA in the world.

SKA is a future generation radio telescope and designed by agencies in more than 20 countries. This type of glass is expected to be 10,000 times better than any other modern radio telescope in use today.

By capturing radio waves of billions of years, SKA will help astronomers decipher the greatest mysteries of the universe.

During a visit to Vietnam and participating in activities to honor science and research with Vietnamese students, Professor Lyn Beazley, Western Australia state scientific adviser, promoted the ability and readiness of Western Australia. in hosting the installation of SKA.

On November 7, Professor Beazley attended a seminar at Ho Chi Minh City Agriculture and Forestry University to talk about the benefits of international research on the technique and positive impact of These studies come to Vietnam.

Australian Consul General in Ho Chi Minh City, Mr. Graeme Swift said: 'In Vietnam, Australian researchers have collaborated with many different agencies in many areas, such as eliminating dengue fever and cooperation. dynamics of climate change on agricultural production techniques. Beazley's visit has affirmed Australia's position in this area, and expressed the willingness to cooperate with regional partners, including Vietnam '.