... are not sure where the wind is coming from or why it is so tangled. Or indeed what is causing the streams of radio emission. “It will probably take many more observations and modeling before we understand any of these things,” Norris says...
... Last month, a team of astronomers using the Parkes Radio Telescope, published research claiming the new detection of an FRB...that the observed radio emission is instead due to Active Galactic Nuclei (AGN) activity and that the emission and host galaxy...
...’t enough to satisfy curious observers, then you can also listen to Jupiter too, or rather listen to its radio emissions. The radio/plasma wave experiment (Waves) was also fired up to record ghostly-sounding transmissions emanating from above the...
... programmes, such as the Million-channel ExtraTerrestrial Assay (META) programme and SERENDIP (Search for Extraterrestrial Radio Emissions from Nearby Developed Intelligent Populations) plus offshoots of this experiment, have continued to search the...
... fourth lunar mission, Chang’e 4, has been repurposed as a radio telescope for a novel Dutch/Chinese collaboration. Meaning "magpie bridge"... a ground-based facility to search for low-frequency radio emissions from the early Universe. But it hasn’t all...
... search took an unexpected turn when astronomers discovered a new cosmological phenomenon called a fast radio burst (FRB). These highly energetic pulses of radio emission appear to come from random directions in the sky and last for just milliseconds...