ELTE astronomy students visit Europe's largest movable dish radio telescope

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The Japanese space probe flew past an asteroid at a record close
The Japanese asteroid probe Hayabusa-2 flew by a peanut-shaped asteroid (98943) Torifune in record close proximity. ...

A look inside a system born from the collision of three galaxies
Archival data from intercontinental radio telescope networks have confirmed the presence of a hidden black hole in the bright infrared galaxy UGC ...

Saturn has arrived: the ring opens
The visibility of Saturn is getting more and more favorable in the morning sky. ...

The world's largest telescope continues to be built
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China's spacecraft has sent the first close-up image of Earth's minimoon
China's Tianwen-2 spacecraft has reached Earth's quasi-moon ("mini-moon"), asteroid (469219) Kao'oalewa and taken the first close-up image of the ...

The anteater mist
The Corona Australis (Southern Corona) molecular cloud complex is an extremely dynamic slice of the Milky Way, where darkness and brilliance, the ...

"Beyond all limits": a million satellites and space mirrors pose a serious threat to the night sky
According to a study by the European Southern Observatory (ESO), current plans could put more than 1.7 million satellites into orbit, including ...

Quantum encryption with astronomical telescopes
When we read news, chat, watch movies, bank on the Internet (and many more examples could be given), some encryption and authentication algorithm ...

A radio burst from a nearby black hole may help us better understand the early Universe
The central supermassive black hole of an active galactic nucleus in our cosmic "neighborhood" is growing at an exceptionally fast rate while ...

Where should we not look for strangers?
At our current level of technological development, the question regarding SETI is not the philosophical questions of the possible existence of aliens, ...