A team led by Leiden University used the LOFAR array to make the clearest, most sensitive low-frequency radio map of the sky to date.
It picks out nearly 63,000 radio sources across a patch of sky roughly 25 times the full moon's area.

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A team led by Leiden University used the LOFAR array to make the clearest, most sensitive low-frequency radio map of the sky to date.
It picks out nearly 63,000 radio sources across a patch of sky roughly 25 times the full moon's area.
