China to test world’s largest radio telescope

 China has verging on wrapped up the world's biggest radio telescope (fast) and will soon begin the test operation stage. Quick will be shared to one of the world's speediest PCs for galactic computations, Sky Eye 1, to hunt down outside life and examine him matter. The five-hundred-meter opening round telescope, with a disk bigger than 30 football fields, started development in March 2011 in a characteristic, dish molded valley in the southern piece of southern China's Guizhou Province. With its super mind, the elite PC Sky Eye 1, which is fit for a quadrillion registering operations for each second (a quadrillion is a thousand raised to the force of five), FAST will have the capacity to "see" a radio sign coming similarly as many billions of light years away. That implies developing China's space following extension from the moon's circle to the outside edge of the nearby planetary system.