A golden year for a giant antenna

We’re celebrating the achievements of Deep Space Station 43 over its 50 years of space communications.

Radio telescopes against a dark starry sky

Everyday AI: Artificial intelligence and the final frontier

Whether or not life exists outside of our planet is a question that has inspired astronomers, scientists and philosophers throughout the ages. Now, thanks to artificial intelligence (AI), we’re getting even closer to finding answers.

Eleanor stands in front of a pool carrying a squirming cat.

Meet Eleanor Ingram: Moving to a different beat

A first-time marcher at Sydney WorldPride, Eleanor Ingram is celebrating diversity and flying the flag for neurodivergent people.

Seeking supernova remnants with our leading radio telescopes

It’s a bird, it’s a plane, it’s… new supernova remnants!

A man, Mark Cheung, smiles at the camera.

​Re-entry: bringing Australian space talent back home

​After two decades overseas studying space weather and building a career in the global space industry, Dr Mark Cheung has returned to Australia and Team CSIRO.

Scanning deep space: ASKAP’s survey science projects

Nine international teams are exploring the secrets of the Universe with our ASKAP radio telescope.

A scientist looks out at a sunset.

Science never stops: our people keep things running over the break

The science must go on! From caring for algae to monitoring the skies, our scientists will be working as hard as Santa's elves this Christmas.

New telescopes for radio astronomy: welcome SKA-Low! 

Full steam ahead! Construction starts on one of the biggest ever radio telescopes at our Western Australian observatory.

Sharing Wajarri sky and stars across the globe

Our radio observatory in Western Australia has been gifted a traditional name. This all part of our pledge to support the world’s oldest living culture.

Science explainer: Artemis I mission

NASA’s Artemis I is the first of three increasingly complex missions in the Artemis program. It aims to return humans, including the first woman, to the Moon in the middle of this decade.

What goes into building a telescope? Meet Dr Douglas Bock

Dr Douglas Bock is the Director of our space and astronomy team, overseeing the engineering and research that enables us to peer through the cosmos.

Supporting the next science rock stars

Students from the Pia Wadjarri Remote Community School visited Perth for some science fun!