Launching campaign to find extraterrestrial civilization
Astronomers from around the world simultaneously point radio telescopes towards stars to look for signs of other civilizations in the universe.
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Astronomers from around the world simultaneously point radio telescopes towards stars to look for signs of other civilizations in the universe.
A group of scientists in Australia and the United States, led by Professor Miroslav Filipović from the University of Western Sydney, discovered a new class of objects ca…
Using radio telescopes to observe the universe, a group of California astronomers have for the first time measured the galactic magnetic field that appeared 6.5 billion…
These great works show the utopian ability and aspirations of people, changing the world.
The photos depict the glowing clouds in the atmosphere of Jupiter, which surprised many people.
The Southern European Observatory (ESO) has just released a number of photos of ALMA, the world's largest radio telescope.
2017 promises to bring many new scientific achievements in areas such as space exploration, physics, biotechnology and health.
China is planning to continue to build the second giant telescope to promote the search for other life outside the universe.
China officially completes the world's largest radio telescope, which specializes in hunting for signs of alien life in the distant universe after finishing the final re…
A South African radio telescope has discovered hundreds of galaxies in a small corner of the universe that previously thought only 70 galaxies.
China is planning displacement of more than 9,000 people to increase sensitivity for the world's largest radio telescope, hoping to find alien life.
China is building the largest radio telescopes in the world, with a radius of 500m, much larger than the US telescope of the same name called Arecibo (305m radius).
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 prospect of the Cold War glass in England was originally aimed at tracking ballistic missiles. Now it also adds to the discovery of young