Chinese scientists plan to build a massive radio telescope array on the far side of the Moon by 2035. The project involves constructing 7,200 butterfly-shaped wire antennas arranged in a circular ...

Reportedly, China plans to construct its proposed lunar radio telescope array within a decade. China will capitalize on its planned robotic and human lunar missions to achieve its objective.

It’s an ambitious plan, and one that would require many things to go perfectly, but if it worked, the resulting radio telescope would be a seriously awesome tool for astronomers. At this point ...

There are also plans to examine pulsars in an attempt ... about 4,400 panels and 2,000 mechanical winches to focus radio energy. Other telescopes that use multiple dishes have more resolution ...

Foil-lined foam insulation board, scraps of lumber, and a paint-thinner can hardly sound like the tools of a radio astronomer. But when coupled with an SDR, a couple of amplifiers, and a fair ...

For years now, astronomers who operate the famed Parkes Observatory Radio Telescope in South Wales ... customers to more expensive broadband plans Originally detected in 1998, astronomers weren ...

FAST has also announced plans to make observations along with ... FAST is a welcome contributor to radio astronomy, but its enormous size is a bit misleading when it comes to capability.

That prospect is what led astronomer Natasha Hurley-Walker to a radio telescope deep in the outback of Western Australia. The telescope, called the Murchison Widefield Array, is made up of ...

From her desk in Cape Town, Zondi monitors one of the world’s largest radio telescopes, the MeerKAT, made up of 64 giant white dishes that stand in a semi-desert region 600 kilometres (370 miles ...

Beluga Group is seeking to overturn Cheshire West and Chester Council‘s decision to reject plans for a residential scheme at a disused farm on the strength of objections from Jodrell Bank, which ...