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Explores the Square Kilometer Array Observatory, focusing on its history, science, sensitivity, and image quality.

Explores photon propagation, light emission and reception, energy, spectra, flux, intensity, Doppler and red-shift, and universe expansion.

Explores the HI 21 cm line properties and interactions in the radio universe.

Explores the content of the Universe, large scale structures, galaxy classification, and galaxy clusters.

Explores galaxy cluster components, historical discoveries, X-ray and radio emissions, and gravitational lensing effects.

Explores synchrotron emissions, electron energy, magnetic fields, and their impact on the Radio Universe.

Covers the Calorimeter model of the interstellar medium and explores the spectrum of a normal galaxy and Milky Way emission.

Explores the role of hydrogen in galaxies, its forms, interactions, and measurement methods.

Explores the Universe's size, mass-energy, geometry, and evolution, including redshift effects and accelerating expansion.

Explores the contents and properties of the observable universe, including galaxy sizes, mass, and morphologies.

Covers stimulated emission, masers, and the Radio Universe.

Covers molecular transitions in the Radio Universe, focusing on oxygen, carbon, and CO emission.

Explores magnetobremsstrahlung emission and synchrotron radiation in continuum emissions in the Radio Universe.

Explores the evolution of supernovae and their emission patterns in remnants.

Explores the principles of light detection and various detector types.

Explores sky surveys in the radio universe, covering observations, coordinate systems, all-sky surveys, and mapping galaxies.

Explores the historical evolution of cosmology, covering key concepts and scientific revolutions in the field.

Covers the Hubble law derivation and cosmological parameter determination from supernova observations.

Delves into gravitational instability, structures formation, and CMB temperature, exploring the inhomogeneities in the Universe.