British satellites set to reveal the universe's mysterious beginnings

Blue Skies Space, a UK company, is developing Moon-orbiting satellites to map the early universe for the Italian Space Agency. The project aims to detect faint radio signals from shortly after the Big Bang, which are difficult to capture on Earth due to interference. Observing from the Moon's far side could provide insights into the universe's structure before star formation. NASA is also working on lunar radio telescopes, planning a future large-scale robotic version.