Or have a play with our interactive optical/radio viewer and watch our video about it here: www.icrar.org/gleam-x-gala...

Read about it in The Conversation: theconversation.com/new-images-r...

We used the Murchison Widefield Array telescope to make these observations back in 2013 to 2018, but it's taken until the last few years for the computers and algorithms to catch up with the data! This view won't be bettered until the low-frequency part of the SKA observatory is complete.

The map is ten times more sensitive than and covers twice the area of my previous efforts with GLEAM, and was created by my amazing PhD student Silvia Mantovanini! She worked with a supercomputer at @pawseycentre.bsky.social for a whole year of her thesis to create this.

The slide with that moon certainly provoked some nervous laughter. A lot of audience members with Majora's Mask childhood trauma 😆

I only had room for the Akkala Ancient Tech lab, but duly noted for next time :D

Loving all the requests for slides and recordings, but it was a very participatory experience, where I had folks make measurements, pitch ideas, and generally argue just like a real academic conference. Happy to run it again -- DM me!

*I* would be interested in the historical influences on video games! I'm sort of embarrassed to say that I learned about the Muslim conquest of Spain in the 700s because I went down an internet rabbithole of trying to find out why the Gerudo Valley theme tune is so amazing.

Is it a selection effect?

May you add me too, please?

It's always reassuring to hear that data reduction rabbitholes are extant all across astronomy and not just one's own domain 😅