Scientists say that the construction of a vast new radio telescope array in the Utah desert — known as the Deep Synoptic ...

South Africa's large radio telescope MeerKAT consists of 64 satellite dishes, each 13.5 meters in diameter, distributed over an area of up to 8 km in the Karoo region.

Using the MeerKAT telescope, astronomers have discovered a new odd radio circle that appears to be associated with an ...

In a major breakthrough for astronomy, scientists have captured an incredibly detailed image of a powerful jet shooting out from a distant black hole. This was made possible by connecting some of the ...

The MeerKAT radio telescope has unlocked cosmic mysteries. It’s fostered scientific collaboration. It is also nurturing local talent. MeerKAT, ...

But now, the MeerKAT Telescope — an array of 64 individual dishes in South Africa, and currently the largest radio telescope in the Southern Hemisphere — has joined the party.

As you’ve never seen it before A radio image of the centre of the Milky Way taken by the MeerKAT telescope. The elongated radio filaments visible emanating from the heart of the galaxy are 10 times ...

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has teamed up with the MeerKAT radio telescope array to explore how magnetic fields affect star formation at the chaotic center of the Milky Way.

An upgrade to South Africa's MeerKAt telescope has equipped it with new tools to search for alien life. South African Radio Astronomy Observatory. View 1 Image 1 / 1.

Astronomers have discovered a strange new object in our Milky Way galaxy. The celestial object is emitting X-rays around the same time it's shooting out radio waves.

South Africa's large radio telescope MeerKAT consists of 64 satellite dishes, each 13.5 meters in diameter, distributed over an area of up to 8 km in the Karoo region.

Read more: Analysis of 2 000 galaxies using the MeerKat radio telescope reveals fresh insights . One intriguing discovery made by the Laduma project is the detection of an OH megamaser.