Observations at the observatory were temporarily suspended, while scientists are processing the data already received. However, nobody expected that a few days later, there will be new problems to worry about.
New information was released yesterday by National Geographic claiming that there is a high risk that the Alien-Hunting SETI Telescope could collapse entirely. The loss of two of the main cables of the facility could potentially lead to a chain reaction that could destroy all remaining cables that are currently under increased pressure.
The following days will be crucial for the future of the Arecibo SETI telescope and we all hope that experts will find a way out before disaster strikes. Based on the observatory director, the chances of a collapse are currently 50%. We can only wait for more news about the facility.
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