Spitzer Space Telescope's 10-year-old birthday
Celebrating the 10th Spitzer Space Telescope's birthday, NASA introduced you to this telescope.
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Celebrating the 10th Spitzer Space Telescope's birthday, NASA introduced you to this telescope.
The Russian Astronomical Agency is deploying the world's largest HiSCORE telescope in the Tunkinskaya Valley, southeast of Siberia, capable of detecting gamma rays in th…
Australian scientists claim the Widefield Array Murchison telescope (MWA) in the country can detect dangerous cosmic waste.
Huge radio telescope in Chile has been received
The European Space Agency (ESA) will launch the Gaia space telescope to alert early meteorites to Earth.
The prospect of the Cold War glass in England was originally aimed at tracking ballistic missiles. Now it also adds to the discovery of young
Scientists at the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) said that the Kepler telescope currently cannot move normally.
The European Space Operations Center in Germany sent a halt to the Herschel space telescope yesterday at 12:25 GMT.
MWA is an important part of the road to the construction of the giant Radio Kilometer Square Kilometer Array (SKA) project worth nearly $ 1.82 billion in South Africa an…
Launched in 2003, the ALMA (Atacama Large Millimeter Array) project is one of the major scientific programs in the world; This is also the result of cooperation in many…
Liquid helium - the fuel needed for devices and cameras to operate in extremely low temperatures - in the Herschel space telescope has been exhausted.
This telescope has a short name Askap, one of the fastest telescopes in the world today, tasked with observing the outer space and understanding the origin of stars and…
The Sentinel project team said the work for the Sentinel telescope, funded by the non-profit B612 fund and Ball Aerospace partner, is ongoing and consistent.
On October 28, China revealed one of Asia's largest radio telescopes at the foot of Sheshan Mountain in Shanghai, to collect data from space exploration satellites.
Thirteen organizations from four countries: the United States, India, Australia and New Zealand joined together to create a radio telescope - called Murchison Widefield…