""Depending on the technical feasibility, the funding landscape, and the appropriate infrastructure, we anticipate being able to deliver such a system within five years of the end of the study.""
Blue Skies Space aims to create a fleet of satellites in the Moon's orbit through a contract with the Italian Space Agency. These satellites will focus on capturing primordial radio waves emitted by hydrogen atoms during the universe's 'dark ages,' pre-dating star formation. By utilizing CubeSats located on the lunar far side, scientists hope to mitigate Earthly radio interference and gain insights into the universe's evolution from a hydrogen fog to a structured galaxy framework. Dr. Marcell Tessenyi expects it's feasible to commercialize this effort after initial studies.
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