By Jill Rathborne – CSIRO Astronomer The Atacama Large Millimetre/submillimeter Array (ALMA) telescope is now officially open for business. Its […]
If you’re into astronomy, you may have already been to some of our visitors centres, like the ones at Parkes, […]
Counterfeiting is baaaaad, right? Definitely naughty. But astronomers have decided that it’s a Good Thing, and are now creating not […]
Another stellar corpse has been found in the Galaxy. This one is fairly fresh—just 2,500 years old. It is in […]
We have a fantastic opportunity for high school students to control the 64m Parkes radio telescope, the Dish. PULSE@Parkes is […]
What a week! The Catholic Church got a new pope. And the world’s astronomers got a major new telescope: ALMA. […]
Take a bow, Darren Chase of Adelaide! You too, Steve Mellor of Perth (WA). Darren and Steve are just two […]
You can now watch the eerie dance of near-Earth asteroid 2012 DA14 which recently passed less than 27,700 km from the […]
Deep Space Station 43 (DSS43) at the Canberra Deep Space Communication Complex (CDSCC) has been tracking spacecraft for nearly forty […]
Stellar nursery for a baby Black Hole Astronomers studying a supernova remnant located 26,000 light years from Earth, may have found evidence […]
Astronomers have been using our Parkes radio telescope to study the cosmic train-wreck that is Abell 3667. Abell 3667 is […]
CSIRO’s PULSE@Parkes project gives high students the opportunity to control the iconic Parkes 64m radio telescope, the Dish, remotely in […]
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