Radio Telescope

Space 'fireworks' highlight the violent birth of a star cluster in ALMA, Hubble image

The cluster of stars itself is located in the Carina region of our galaxy, about 8000 light-years away.

World's largest radio telescope in China to being search for extraterrestrial life

The telescope is called "Sky Eye” in China and have been carved out of a mountain in Guizhou.

Scientists, for the first time, determined the exact location of cosmic radio waves

A high-resolution map shows these bursts originating in the outskirts of a galaxy, 3.6 billion light-years away.

Brain of SKA: Scientists finish designing brain of world's largest radio telescope

A team led by Cambridge University has designed the many elements going into the 'brain' of the SKA.

TIFR-NCRA Pune team's images of the Sun broaden understanding of solar flares

From a million high-contrast images, the team has helped understand flares, space weather better.

First closeup image of a black hole ever taken might be unveiled on 10 April

The closest supermassive black hole to us is thought to be at the heart of the Milky Way galaxy.

Indian telescope near Pune discovers most distant radio galaxy ever observed

A team led by PhD student Aayush Saxena from Leiden Observatory just broke a 20-year-old record.

MeerKAT, world's largest telescope to unravel galactic mysteries, inaugurated

MeerKAT is also pushing boundaries in big data and high-performance computing

Astronomers discover rare double asteroid revolving around each other near Earth

In June, observations by GSSR showed the first signs that the Asteroid could be a binary system.

A unique telescope launched in South Africa on 25 May combines 'eyes and ears' to study the universe

Scientists on 25 May launched the world’s first optical telescope linked to a radio telescope, which combines “eyes and ears” to study the universe.