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The world’s most powerful radio telescope has begun operating in Chile’s Atacama desert.
ALMA as its known is a joint US Europe and East Asia project and aims to gather information about the origins of the cosmos. So far 23 of the planned 66 antennas are functioning at a cost of more than one billion euros.
More about: Chile, European Union, Japan, Space exploration, USACopyright © 2012 euronews
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