Beijing – Sam, a consortium of aerospace companies made in Campania, has signed a partnership agreement with the Chinese research institute Cetc54 for participating in the international Ska project, headed by China, which aims to build the world largest radio telescope. Along with other large optical and infrared telescopes, Ska (Square Kilometre Array) will contribute decisively to the increase in scientific discoveries; through the radiotelescope, scientists will look for other forms of life in space, investigate Einstein’s theories about the gravity and formation of the first stars and the first black holes, to understand what is generated by the magnetic field in space, how galaxies evolve and what is the dark energy. (9colonne)
