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Arecibo Observatory will be rebuilt as Puerto Rico commits $8 million to its reconstruction

The Arecibo Observatory collapsed earlier this month, ending its 57 year reign that devastated scientists around the world.  Puerto Rico Governor Wanda Vázquez has now signed an executive order approving $8 million to help rebuild the renowned telescope. The order states reconstructing Arecibo is a matter of public policy, along with declaring the observatory site a historic zone.  The $8 million is set to be used for removing and disposing of the debris and the design of the new telescope. Scroll down for video  The Arecibo Observatory collapsed earlier this month, ending its 57 year reign that devastated scientists around the world

China is opening the world s largest radio telescope up to international scientists

China is opening the world s largest radio telescope up to international scientists Chelsea Gohd © Provided by Live Science This photo shows the 500-meter Aperture Spherical Telescope in southwest China s Guizhou Province. Following the collapse of the historic Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico, China has opened the biggest radio telescope in the world up to international scientists.  In Pingtang, Guizhou province stands the Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Telescope (FAST), the largest radio telescope in the world, surpassing the Arecibo Observatory, which stood as the largest in the world for 53 years before the construction of FAST was completed in 2016. Following two cable failures earlier this year, Arecibo s radio telescope collapsed in November, shutting down the observatory for good. Now, FAST is opening its doors to astronomers from around the world. 

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