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A New Dawn for Science in Africa

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RoyGeo
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To Revolutionize Radio Astronomy, the International Square Kilometre Array (SKA) project ( www.skatelescope.org ) has a visionary plan for a $2 billion telescope network, and much of it will be based in Africa. For the first time, the continent will host the world's largest scientific instrument, symbolizing the importance of science and technology for Africa's future.

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