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Astronomers caught the bizarre ‘awakening’ of an incredibly rare magnetic star.

In 2020, MIT improved radiofrequency identification technology by designing a cryptographic tag several times smaller and cheaper to make than traditional RFID tags. It improved the security...

In the summer of 1941, Germans twiddling the dial of their state-issued Volksempfänger radio sets seeking respite from endless propaganda heard a subversive but intriguing voice pulsing over the airwaves.

Using two of the agency's X-ray telescopes, NASA said researchers were able to observe a dead star's erratic behavior as it released a bright, brief burst of radio waves.

Starless Wonders After the James Webb Space Telescope discovered dozens of rogue Jupiter-sized objects with no stars to orbit, a team of Mexican scientists decided to check out what kind of signals these bizarre bodies were emitting — and were stumped by what they found. It all started last fall, when a duo of astronomers […]

The brightest fast radio burst ever observed flashed from a group of ancient galaxies, the Hubble Space Telescope has found, and astronomers are surprised.

Massive rings in space known as odd radio circles may be sculpted by a shock wave of screaming winds created by the explosions of stars, according to a new study.

Previous searches for extraterrestrial life have included only the radio band above 600 MHz, leaving lower frequencies virtually unexplored.

Radio signals in Earth's orbit can create noise in astronomy data. Scientists are planning a workaround that'll be available to researchers for free.

A new calibration technique allowed the ALMA radio telescope to capture its highest-resolution image ever, featuring a star in the final stages of its evolution.