The Netherlands have issued a new stamp series showcasing the unique 400 year relationship between the Netherlands and Australia - and we've made the cut!
Find out how our Australian researchers are developing a super-stable atomic clock to keep the Square Kilometre Array in sync.
Think you know all there is to know about our newest radio telescope, ASKAP? Think again.
Dr Lisa Harvey-Smith and colleagues estimated the mass of a super massive black hole using data captured by ATCA and ASKAP.
A newly discovered fast radio burst six billion years in the making will help us to weigh the universe
You might have heard about the Square Kilometre Array, and how it will transform the way we understand the Universe, but have you ever stopped to think what it takes to build the world’s largest radio telescope?
When looking for evidence of some of the universe's mysterious high energy particles, why not enlist the help of our nearest neighbour: the moon?
By Lewis Ball, CSIRO The future looks very bright for Australian radio astronomy but it was somewhat clouded earlier this […]
By Lisa Harvey-Smith, CSIRO The first images from Australia’s Square Kilometre Array Pathfinder (ASKAP) telescope have given scientists a sneak […]
Game changing, fascinating, exciting, inspiring. There was no shortage of positive adjectives used to describe the science that will be […]
‘It’s as big as science gets’ says Nobel Laureate Professor Brian Schmidt. ‘It’s the unknown unknowns that you’re able to […]
On Saturday evening the worrying clouds cleared to provide a wonderful night sky for Perth’s Astrofest. Held at Curtin University […]
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