The long-running international competition to host the world’s biggest radio telescope ended last week with South Africa emerging as the biggest winner – and with the government expecting big benefits to follow in education, research and scientific prestige.
The Square Kilometre Array (SKA) will be built at an estimated cost of €1.5 billion, making it the biggest ‘Big Science’ project in the world to be formally launched during this current period of austerity. The agreement to pick...
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