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NASA s Planned Lunar Radio Telescope Will See Universe s Dark Ages

NASA has a plan to install a giant radio telescope into a crater on the far side of the moon that won’t be obstructed by Earth’s ionosphere.

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Lunar telescope could reveal the Dark Ages of the universe

Lunar telescope could reveal the Dark Ages of the universe Vladimir Vustyansky/JPL/NASA This illustration shows the proposed Lunar Crater Radio Telescope on the far side of the moon. Scientists want to build a radio telescope on the far side of the moon to help pull back the curtain on the mysteries surrounding the beginning of the universe. While not an official full-fledged NASA mission, the concept of the Lunar Crater Radio Telescope, or LCRT, has been in development for years. The project recently received a $500,000 boost upon entering the second phase of NASA’s Innovative Advanced Concepts program.

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Lunar telescope could reveal the Dark Ages of the universe

Lunar telescope could reveal the Dark Ages of the universe CNN 2 hrs ago By Ashley Strickland, CNN © Vladimir Vustyansky/JPL/NASA This illustration shows the proposed Lunar Crater Radio Telescope on the far side of the moon. Scientists want to build a radio telescope on the far side of the moon to help pull back the curtain on the mysteries surrounding the beginning of the universe. While not an official full-fledged NASA mission, the concept of the Lunar Crater Radio Telescope, or LCRT, has been in development for years. The project recently received a $500,000 boost upon entering the second phase of NASA s Innovative Advanced Concepts program.

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