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A new Australian supercomputer has already delivered a stunning supernova remnant pic Within 24 hours of accessing the first stage of Australia's newest supercomputing system, researchers have processed a series of radio telescope observations, including a highly detailed image of a supernova remnant. The very ...
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Saturn is at opposition. See it shine at its best for 2022 in a free webcast tonight. To celebrate, the online Virtual Telescope Project will broadcast live views of Saturn from a telescope in Ceccano, Italy. Weather permitting, the webcast will begin at 7:30 p.m. EDT (2330 GMT).
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Hubble Space Telescope paints stellar outflows in new portrait of the Orion Nebula Swirling like some cosmic watercolor painting, behold this breathtaking new image of the Orion Nebula recently captured by a venerable space telescope. This dreamy Hubble Space Telescope photo is a vibrant cloudscape that exists in the territory ...
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Saturn reaches opposition — how to view the planet at its best On Sunday night, Saturn will be closer to Earth than at any other point during the year. The American Museum of Natural History's Jackie Faherty explains how people can view this phenomenon. MICHEL MARTIN, HOST: If you've got some free time this ...
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How an Arizona scientist helped make those breathtaking Webb telescope images possible As the principal investigator for the Near-Infrared Camera (NIRCam), the primary imager on the James Webb Space Telescope, Marcia Rieke knew what the camera she developed was capable of. But it wasn't until the first jaw-dropping images were beamed ...
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Shortening the juvenile period for citrus crops to improve food stability In recent work published in the journal Horticulture Research, Huazhong Agricultural University researchers reported the movement of FT protein as a systemic signal in trifoliate orange (Citrus trifoliata) and its low accumulation in grafted juvenile ...
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NASA-Funded Researchers Head to Western Australia for Clues on Extra Terrestrial Life Yilgarn is a word used by the area's indigenous people to describe quartz. The region has been the focus of exploration and mining, but scientists believe it could harbor clues about the universe and life on other planets.
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The Particle Accelerator Experiment That Could Rewrite the History of the Printing Press Researchers gathered pages from a Gutenberg Bible and 15th-century Confucian texts to blast them with a high-powered X-ray. Andy Altman headshot.
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Space News: Brightest stars in the night sky can strip Neptune-sized planets to their rocky cores Artist's concept of a Neptune-sized planet, left, around a blue, A-type star. UC Berkeley astronomers have discovered a hard-to-find gas giant around one of these bright, but short-lived, stars, right at the edge of the hot Neptune desert where the ...
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Space: Supercomputer captures amazing images of dying star An Australian supercomputer has captured amazing images of a dying star. Using data from the Askap (Australian Square Kilometre Array Pathfinder) telescope array, scientists needed the help of a supercomputer to turn all the info into real pictures.
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