All Entries Tagged With: "radio astronomy"
How to spot a spinning black hole
Twists in space-time near black holes should be visible from Earth, say researchers.
Square Kilometre Array is coming
World’s largest radio telescope will answer fundamental cosmic questions. Watch the video…
“Super scope” takes shape in the Outback
CSIRO telescope project gathers pace with the first 6 of 36 antennae now built.
World’s biggest telescope – the Aussie bid
Square Kilometre Array radio telescope network could be built in Australia and NZ.
Super scope will be green
Australia’s new radio telescope will use solar and geothermal energy.
Aussies and Kiwis forge cosmic connection
Radio telescopes in two countries link up over a distance of 5,500km.
CSIRO dish spots superstar birthplace
Giant stars are forming in a hydrogen cloud 8,000 light-years from Earth.
Honey, I shrunk the receiver
Astronomy electronics could soon be used in mobile phones and other devices.
CSIRO’s astronomy Super Science
Funding boost to Australia’s bid for the Square Kilometre Array telescope.
Funding boost for Australian astronomy
33 new scientific positions for astronomers under the government’s Super Science programme.
