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Milestone in the Atacama Desert: the World's Highest Submillimeter Telescope Opens
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Located more than 5,600 meters high on Cerro Chajnantor, the Fred Young Submillimeter Telescope (FYST) will open an unprecedented window to the origins of the cosmos. Its historic installation in the country was achieved thanks to the key support and efforts of the University of Chile. The instrument, located in the Atacama Astronomical Park, will open an unprecedented window to the coldest and oldest corners of the universe. More than 5,600 met…
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