All Entries Tagged With: "CSIRO"
Australian dish charts where stars are born
CSIRO radio telescope studies a neighbouring galaxy for clues to the birth of stars.
Aussie astronomer wins top prize
CSIRO researcher wins Tall Poppy Award for the hunt for gravitational waves
Milky Way galaxy is a ‘snake pit’
CSIRO map of gas in our galaxy shows huge turbulence waves that look like snakes.
‘The Dish’ finds a ‘diamond planet’
Astronomers think they’ve found a planet that was once a star, and is made of diamond.
Galaxies are running out of gas
Universe is forming fewer stars than it used to, according to a new CSIRO study
Dishes take shape in the desert
CSIRO’s super-scope, ASKAP, is taking shape in WA. We interview the man in charge…
Milestone as radio dishes linked
Telescopes across Australasia unite to study black hole, in a forerunner of SKA operations.
Aboriginal community names CSIRO telescope
Radio dishes given indigenous names in outback ceremony.
Taking the pulse of the universe
CSIRO and NASA scientists are working to unlock the secrets of pulsars.
‘Russian doll’ galaxy shows black holes’ true power
New CSIRO research shows black holes are more powerful than first thought.
