World's Largest Radio Telescope to Be Shared by S. Africa, Australia | Space
Australian Radio Telescopes Just Completed a map of the Universe - Universe Today
Two radio telescopes give clues on energy bursts outside galaxy - UPI.com
AUSTRALIAN AND KOREAN TELESCOPES CONNECTED FOR DETAILED VIEW OF THE UNIVERSE - ICRAR
Australia's desert radio telescope is the world's fastest - CNET
Alien hunters detect mysterious radio signal from Proxima Centauri
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locations of Australian Parkes Radio Telescope - Space Exploration
Leading Australian telescopes to get technology upgrades - ICRAR
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Giant radio telescope turns to new-found nearby planet
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Largest radio telescopes in the world - Radio2Space
Radio telescope faces “extremely concerning” threat from satellite constellations - SpaceNews
Parkes Observatory - Wikipedia
Australian scientists map millions of galaxies with new telescope - BBC News
World's largest radio telescope to be built after almost 30 years of planning | Space
Australia's Parkes Telescope Just Got a New Name: Murriyang, Which Means "Skyworld" - Universe Today
Astronomy and radio telescopes in New South Wales: Australia | Tours | New Scientist
Australia Telescope Compact Array - Wikipedia
Far From Radio Interference, the Square Kilometre Array Takes Root in South Africa and the Australian Outback - IEEE Spectrum
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Australian SKA Pathfinder telescope reveals a galaxy 5 billion light years away - Public Website
Australian Radio Telescope Maps Universe at Warp Speed
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Berkeley SETI turns Australian telescope on nearest exoplanet to Earth | Berkeley News
