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Antenna layout for the SKA-Low telescope put to the test

SKA-Low is a radio telescope under construction in Western Australia, operating from 50 to 350 MHz. The finished instrument will link 512 stations across an area roughly 75 km wide, with each station's antenna arrangement shaping what it can detect.

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SKA-Low is being built in Western Australia for 50–350 MHz
512 stations will span an area about 75 km wide
Each station's antennas act as a single large dish
Antenna layout directly shapes the telescope's sensitivity

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