A new space probe could soon transform how we study distant planets without ever landing on them. The Gravity Imaging Radio ...

Never-before-seen radio waves from tens of thousands of galaxies have a secret to share: The height of star formation in the cosmos may have been more prolific than previously imagined.

The radio waves sent out by the 78 transmitters in the network are reflected back by the ocean's waves, giving scientists a 24-hour-a-day map of coastal currents. "The network allows scientists to ...

The spectacular pictures, published today by the Royal Astronomical Society, show what the universe would look like if the human eye could see radio waves. The galaxies were observed by the ...

Astronomers have detected a mysterious blast of radio waves that have taken 8 billion ... you can do this for 30,000 bursts, make a new map of the structure of the universe, and use it to answer ...

Radio waves, longer and less energetic than visible light ... His efforts were wildly successful, reproducing Jansky’s observations and then creating the first radio map of the sky. He found spots of ...

Once all of the radio waves were measured, they set to work on making sense of all of the data. First, researchers were able to create a map of the galaxy at 6.6 GHz. That allowed them to determine ...

Astronomers from the International Center for Radio Astronomy Research (ICRAR), in collaboration with international teams, ...

When the New York Times first wrote about "mysterious radio waves" from the cosmos in 1933, they made sure to note one fundamental caveat: "No Evidence of Interstellar Signaling." Indeed ...

The radio waves sent out by the 78 transmitters in the network are reflected back by the ocean's waves, giving scientists a 24-hour-a-day map of coastal currents. "The network allows scientists to ...

A network of antennas along the West Coast is sending radio signals out to sea — not to ships, but into the ocean itself. The radio waves sent out by the 78 transmitters in the network are ...