This map shows the sky above the MWA telescope in real time (updated every minute or two). The background image isn't MWA data, it's a 408MHz radio continuum survey map by Haslam et al. (from here).

Superimposed on the Haslam map are markers for typical MWA radio sources, constellation figures, and circles representing the EDA pointing direction (large red), the Sun (yellow), Moon (gray), Venus (small cyan), Mars (small red), Jupiter (large cyan), and Saturn (blue).

Contour maps on the image show the current position that the MWA telescope is 'pointed' - these contour lines show the 10%, 50% and 90% power boundaries, labelled 0.1, 0.5 and 0.9. The contour lines are shown in green if the telescope is currently capturing data, and white otherwise.