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When our universe was less than half as old as it is today, a burst of energy that could cook a sun’s worth of popcorn shot out from somewhere amid a compact group of galaxies. Some 8 billion years later, radio waves from that burst reached Earth and were captured by a sophisticated low-frequency radio…

Astronomers are now seeking to pinpoint the origins of an exciting new form of gravitational waves that was announced earlier this year

Australian scientists solved the mystery of the peryton, a perplexing radio wave with an Earthly origin.

The unusual radio wave turned out to have a rather mundane Earthly origin. But the puzzle wasn't easy to solve.

Astrophysicists are tuning in to a never-before-seen type of gravitational waves spawned by pairs of supermassive black holes

As a pair of ultra-dense neutron stars crashed into each other, they flung debris outward that glowed for days, weeks, and months.

From black holes to the search for life, scientific breakthroughs are on the horizon as new observatories come online.

Mysterious fast radio bursts (FRBs) helped astronomers weigh our galaxy, and reveal that some matter is missing.

Fast radio bursts are still a mystery, but new observations of this strange phenomenon may actually help astronomers learn more about our own galactic neighborhood.

Measurements of a blast of radio waves passing through our galaxy have shown that the Milky Way's proportion of visible matter is 40 per cent lower than the rest of the universe