Next-generation Very Large Array

CLIENT

National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO)

RESEARCH FIELD

TYPE

Animation

YEAR

2025

LINK

→  ngVLA

DESCRIPTION
We had the incredible opportunity to create this animation for NRAO, showcasing the next-generation Very Large Array (ngVLA).
Exploring the universe demands bold ambition — and so does the ngVLA. This cutting-edge telescope will redefine how we explore the cosmos, with more light, increased sensitivity, and reduced interference.
 
Our latest animation, created by Science Communication Lab, brings the ngVLA to life:
→ Iconic 3D-animated antennas set against real-world US landscapes
→ GPS-accurate locations where the new array will be built
→ A global network spanning 8,000 km to unlock cosmic mysteries

From protoplanetary disks to black hole evolution, the ngVLA will transform our understanding of the building blocks of life and the structure of the universe. Get ready to see the cosmos like never before! 
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