"Milky Way's Stunning New Portrait Marks Astronomical Milestone in Australia"

Astronomers in Australia have unveiled a groundbreaking portrait of the "Milky Way," utilizing the Murchison Widefield Array to achieve unprecedented detail and sensitivity.

• After 18 months of work and 1 million computer processing hours, astronomers from "Curtin University" have released a new image of the "Milky Way" from the "Southern Hemisphere."
• The newly created image boasts twice the resolution, ten times the sensitivity, and covers twice the area compared to the previous survey conducted by the "Murchison Widefield Array" in 2019.
• This portrait is now recognized as the largest low-frequency radio color visualization of the "Milky Way," highlighting advancements in "radio wave" astronomy and our understanding of galaxy "evolution."