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A Giant Mirror in a Hill Was Destroyed in Seconds: 900 Tons of Steel Crashed Down on Arecibo.
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For decades, the Arecibo radio telescope was indispensable for research into the universe and asteroids. After the collapse in 2020, the NSF is opting not for reconstruction, but for a STEM center at the historic site. The post A mega mirror in a hill was destroyed in seconds: 900 tons of steel crashed down on Arecibo appeared first on Duurzaamnieuws.
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