A team of scientists through Australia MWA radio telescope data have shown us that if we can see radio waves, what will the world look like, it is very spectacular.

GLEAM survey is an attempt to capture around our large survey of radio waves, which to date have draw 300,000 by Australia northeast of Geraldton MWA radio telescopes observe galaxies, the telescope is not only see further, it can "see" a broad spectrum of electromagnetic radiation.

From Curtin University and the International Centre for radio astronomy research Natasha Hurley-Walker said: "the human eye based on red, green and blue Luminance contrast of the three primary colors, and MWA can do better, it can according to 20 basic colors to observe the sky. ”

Researchers convert MWA to provide these data are visible to the naked eye colors, red, green, and blue represent low, medium, and high frequencies of color. Natasha Hurley-Walker says this is the first study on the use of the color description the sky, are very valuable.

MWA Director Dr Randall Wayth argues: "this is GLEAM researchers to investigate and MWA radio telescopes to obtain significant results, which helps to more in-depth observations of more distant universe. ”

一个科学家团队通过澳大利亚的MWA射电望远镜数据向我们展示了如果我们能看到无线电波，世界将会是什么样子的，它是非常壮观的。

GLEAM调查是一个试图捕捉围绕在我们周围的无线电波的大型调查，它到目前为止已经绘制了30万个由澳大利亚杰拉尔顿东北部的MWA射电望远镜观测到的星系，这个望远镜不仅看得更远，还能够“看到”更广泛的电磁辐射谱。

来自科廷大学和国际射电天文学研究中心的Natasha Hurley-Walker博士表示：“人类的眼睛能够根据红色、绿色和蓝色这三种原色的亮度对比来看东西，而MWA能够做得更好，它能根据20种基本颜色来观察天空。”

研究人员将MWA提供的这些数据转换成了肉眼可见的颜色，红、绿和蓝色分别代表了较低、中等和最高频率的色彩。Natasha Hurley-Walker表示，这是第一个关于利用色彩描绘天空的研究，是非常有价值的。

MWA主任Randall Wayth博士则认为：“这是GLEAM调查和MWA射电望远镜的研究人员获得的显著成果，这有助于对更遥远的宇宙进行更加深入的观察。”