SARAS 3 Telescope
SARAS 3 (Shaped Antenna measurement of the background Radio Spectrum 3) telescope is an indigenously developed radio telescope of India.
- It was deployed over Dandiganahalli Lake and Sharavati backwaters, located in Northern Karnataka, in early 2020.
- SARAS plans to design, build, and deploy a precise radio telescope in India to detect incredibly faint radio wave signals from the depths of time, from our “Cosmic Dawn,” when the first stars and galaxies formed in the early Universe.
- The purpose of a radio telescope is to detect radio-frequency radiation from extra-terrestrial sources, such as stars, galaxies, and quasars, between the wavelengths of ....
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