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Message 867021 - Posted: 19 Feb 2009, 6:06:08 UTC

Seeing the ancient universe in more detail that previously imagined possible, the Square Kilometre Array seeks to look back, 14 billion years into the past.

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Message 867023 - Posted: 19 Feb 2009, 6:24:46 UTC


. . . Thank You for the Post Ms Kenzie - Quite Interesting

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Message 867094 - Posted: 19 Feb 2009, 17:00:28 UTC
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I wonder if Berkeley is interested in starting a Multibeam downunder program


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Message 867108 - Posted: 19 Feb 2009, 17:46:55 UTC

Nice to see humanity joining hands in search for the mysteries of the universe. We will finally get the answers we all have been waiting for a long time.
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