Australia's desert radio telescope is the world's fastest - CNET
Visitor's Guide to the Murchison Radioastronomy Observatory (MRO) and Boolardy Station accommodation facility
To the Milky Way and beyond – CSIROscope
Australian telescope maps 3 million galaxies in just 300 hours | Space News | Al Jazeera
An aerial view of the ASKAP telescope and Murchison Radio-astronomy Observatory - Public Website
Australia's Science Channel | Walk among the telescopes of the Murchison Radio-astronomy Observatory
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The Australian SKA Pathfinder: A 'next generation' Radio Telescope | e-EPS
Silence please! Why radio astronomers need things quiet in the middle of a WA desert
The world's most powerful radio telescope: the Square Kilometre Array | Astronomy | The Guardian
Murchison Radio-astronomy Observatory - Wikipedia
The Square Kilometre Array: radio silence in Western Australia for most powerful telescope in history | Astronomy | The Guardian
The MWA Telescope Catches A Mysterious New Radio Object | Spaceaustralia
Far From Radio Interference, the Square Kilometre Array Takes Root in South Africa and the Australian Outback - IEEE Spectrum
Public's first invitation to remote Mid West observatory | Geraldton Guardian
Astronomers make history in a split second - Tech Explorist
Astronomers reveal best image yet of mysterious ORCs in space - CSIRO
EDGES Ground-based Radio Spect [IMAGE] | EurekAlert! Science News Releases
Prof. Lisa Harvey-Smith on Twitter: "Fun and frolics filming #bbcskyatnight with @chrislintott at @CSIROnews Murchison Radio-astronomy Observatory in Western Australia. https://t.co/XqQ87bOnl4" / Twitter
New radio telescope could save world billions: Murchison Widefield Array telescope complete after eight years | News
Murchison Radio-astronomy Observatory : Space and Astronomy news daily – SpaceInfo.com.au
Murchison Radio-astronomy Observatory - Wikipedia
Australia unveils colossal radio telescope - Taipei Times
Interference kills the radio star finder – CSIROscope
