The California Institute of Technology (Caltech) has finalized design plans for the Deep Synoptic ...

Nestled in the Great Basin, a remote stretch of the Nevada desert is set to become home to the world's most sensitive radio telescope array. The California Institute of Technology, which is leading ...

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This photo montage shows the antennas of the Deep Synoptic Array-110, which are used to discover and pinpoint the locations of fast radio bursts (FRBs). Above the antennas are images of some of the ...

Caltech says its Deep Synoptic Array will be larger and 100-times faster than any radio telescope ever constructed. The 230-foot antenna dish, located in Crimea, was among the largest in the world.

Caltech’s Deep Synoptic Array (DSA), featuring 1,650 radio dishes and real-time data sharing, promises to revolutionize cosmic surveys 100 times faster than existing telescopes.

Prototype dishes for Caltech’s DSA at the Owens Valley Radio Observatory, nestled between the Sierra Nevada and the White Mountains in California’s Mojave. Credit: Katie Jameson / Caltech / DSA ...

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