This work displays a simulation of the radio telescope celestial observation. The large scale radio telescope with a diameter of 32 meters parabora in Niho, Yamaguchi city, which is managed by Yamaguchi University, is operated by remote control through networks. Thus we can observe celestial objects sending out such strong radio waves as black holes or nebulas. As the radio waves reach the earth after hundreds of light-years, we can observe and analyze their information, and see those celestial objects transformed into visual forms.
(*A workshop is prepared for participants to experience realtime this remote control operation.)

[Scientific Adviser]
Kenta Fujisawa/RITS, Yamaguchi University
[Creative Crews]
Tomoya Hirayama
[Production Support]
YCAM InterLab