Something to look forward to: The proposed Lunar Crater Radio Telescope would not replace the full spectrum of research conducted by Earth-based radio observatories, but it does represents a vital ...

Scientists fear South Africa's Square Kilometre Array (SKA-Mid), the world's most powerful radio telescope together with another array co-hosted in Australia, will have their sensitive space ...

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Located 14,700 light years away, ASKAP J1832−0911 first appeared on astronomers’ radar in December 2023 using the Australian Square Kilometre Array Pathfinder telescope. When it lit up, the radio ...

The Lunar Crater Radio Telescope (LCRT) is currently in the planning phase but could soon become a reality if it passes the final checks and receives full funding. | Credit: NASA/Vladimir ...

The most up-to-date plans for the telescope include a 1,150-foot-wide (350 meter) meshed reflector, which is larger than Arecibo's collapsed dish but smaller than FAST. This is around three times ...

Using the Low Frequency Array (LOFAR) radio telescope, the team observed 68 Starlink satellites for signs of "unintended electromagnetic radiation." Their observations revealed that the satellites ...

The discovery was made possible through a combination of advanced observatories. The ASKAP radio telescope in Western Australia, operated by Australia’s national science agency CSIRO, picked up the ...

The team discovered the object, known as ASKAP J1832-0911, in the Milky Way by using a radio telescope in Australia. The astronomers, all from the International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research ...