Australia celebrates
the finishing point of construction the telescope, which is considered the most
powerful telescope for radio survey in the world. The Australian Square Kilometer
Array Pathfinder (ASKAP) will give astronomers an unprecedented opportunity to
look at black holes, gas clouds from which stars form, and "unusual
objects that are on the edge of our understanding of the physical laws of the
universe," said astrophysicist Brian Boyle (Brian Boyle) Organization of
Australian Scientific and Industrial Research of the Commonwealth.
