Fortunately, astronomers using a radio telescope in Australia were able to detect the elusive signal, which lasted less than a thousandth of a second in June 2022. Astronomers have been studying ...

A Radio Quiet Zone Around Sensitive Tech Green Bank Telescope (Photo by BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP via Getty Images) The coordination is crucial since the NRAO operates the Green Bank Observatory in ...

It finally arrived at Earth on June 10 last year and -- though it lasted less than a thousandth of a second -- a radio telescope in Australia managed to pick up the signal. This flash from the ...

The project uses a high powered radio telescope in British Columbia to receive the signals. These FRBs are, according to the scientific CHIME/FRB collaboration, “considered one of the biggest my ...

For example, a zone established near a radio telescope could test schemes to provide broader bandwidth access for both active uses, like cell towers, and passive uses, like radio telescopes.

an amateur radio group from the Netherlands was recently able to use a radio telescope pointed at a geostationary satellite to reflect a signal back down to Earth, using this man-made satellite to ...

The brightest fast radio burst ever observed emerged from a group of ancient galaxies that appear to be merging, observations by the Hubble Space Telescope have revealed. The finding surprised ...

A recent study utilizing the Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical radio Telescope (FAST) has confirmed the "radio-quiet" characteristics of four magnetars and one magnetar-like pulsar.

The team observed the sky using the Murchison Widefield Array, a radio telescope on Wajarri Yamaji Country in outback Western Australia, between July and September 2022. The scientists discovered ...

For half a century Arecibo was the mightiest telescope on the planet. One thousand feet wide, it listened to radio signals from the stars — as well as from pulsars, planets, asteroids and more ...

If there were only one feed at the exact focal point, the telescope would only be sensitive to radio waves from one small patch of sky, whose diameter (in degrees) is roughly 57.3 times the ...

Even radio telescopes need a roomba sometimes. Chinese authorities announced recently that a handful of "smart" robots have been inspected and approved for use in the upkeep of China's Five ...