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    • Large radio telescopes in New South Wales, run by CSIRO.
    Rights: Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) Published 1 April 2009, Updated 5 June 2018 Size: 3.5 MB Referencing Hub media

    These are some of the radio telescopes in New South Wales that Dr Melanie Johnston-Hollitt uses to study galaxy clusters. The telescopes are run by CSIRO (the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation).

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