All Entries Tagged With: "radio astronomy"
Revolutionary new telescope in WA
Quest to study the earliest stars and galaxies is underway in Western Australia.
Milky Way galaxy is a ‘snake pit’
CSIRO map of gas in our galaxy shows huge turbulence waves that look like snakes.
Join the SkyNet Project!
Your PC is bored! Use its spare power to advance Australian radio astronomy research.
Galaxies are running out of gas
Universe is forming fewer stars than it used to, according to a new CSIRO study
Radio astronomy protected in Western Australia
New regulations will protect Australia’s new super ‘scopes from radio interference.
Milestone as radio dishes linked
Telescopes across Australasia unite to study black hole, in a forerunner of SKA operations.
Milky Way spreads its arms
Does our galaxy have an extra spiral arm? Astronomers think they’ve found one.
Dish complex will study ‘cool’ cosmos
The ALMA network is taking shape five kilometres above sea level in Chile.
Astronomy linking Australia and Asia
Latest advances in radio astronomy will forge relationships across the region.
Aussies unite for outback astronomy
Scientists and companies are busily building the next generation of radio telescopes in the remote desert.
