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Cosmologists had only been able to find half the matter that should exist in the universe. With the help of our telescope, researchers just found the rest.
An upgrade for the Australia Telescope Compact Array will enable major new discoveries about the Universe.
One of our postdoctoral researchers gives us the lowdown on why communication is a key skill for scientists, and what it was like taking part in Fresh Science.
Our scientists accidentally stumbled upon a pulsar (a highly magnetized rotating neutron star). This chance discovery was made thanks to the ASKAP telescope.
“You treat us like a pack of galahs. [That’s a kind of parrot.] Just because I don’t wear a tie or spend all day buried in a manual doesn’t mean I’m a drongo. [That’s a hopeless …]” What’s your favourite line from the movie ‘The Dish’? Created by Rob Sitch and the Working Dog Productions...
Breakthrough Listen is the greatest search for ET (extraterrestrial life) in human history, but one that has so far proved elusive.
We’ve partnered with a local small business to help build our next-generation radio telescope, and helped them to reach of the stars.
Governments from around the world have committed to building and operating an impressive new instrument for understanding the Universe – the Square Kilometre Array.
The world’s largest telescope, the Square Kilometre Array, has come a step closer as the plans for its infrastructure are now approved.
Meet the three CSIRO researchers who have contributed game-changing science, rounding out the Australia Day Honours list this year.
Tim Galvin only wants to worry about the ‘cool, interesting’ stuff. Which might explain why he’s working on an algorithm to sift supernovas from Moon dust.
We like to help solve big problems. If that problem happens to be a tough question about us at your next trivia night, we've got your back.
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