"When it goes online in 2029, the new Canberra dish will be the last of six parabolic dishes constructed under NASA's Deep ...

The team wanted to know what the source of these regular radio pulses is, so they performed follow-up investigations with the Multiple Mirror Telescope (MMT) Observatory in Arizona and the ...

For years, scientists have been puzzled by mysterious radio signals reaching Earth. Every two hours, a pulse arrives from deep space ... published in Nature Astronomy, explains how scientists ...

A decade ago, scientists on Earth were left baffled by a strange, repeating radio pulses from deep space. New research ... published in the journal Nature Astronomy.

This little bit of information might also be enough to ruffle some research going on in the astronomy community ... crack the case of a mysterious deep space radio signal that repeats every ...

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Recently, astronomers made an astonishing discovery — a mysterious and powerful burst of radio waves reached Earth after traveling through space for 8 billion years ... galaxy using the European ...

Aquatic enthusiasts have a chance to join a virtual deep sea expedition with underwater explorers this week, as remotely ...

Canberra joined the global network in 1965 and operates four radio antennas. Now, preparations have begun on its fifth as ...

NASA’s Deep Space Network just marked 60 years of interstellar communication with a groundbreaking new antenna in Canberra.

The U.S. Geological Survey’s office building in Hilo also is the temporary home of the agency’s Hawaiian Volcano Observatory, ...