Page 12 - Low Frequency Array News Today

Of the 19 radio signals detected, at least four match what is expected from a planet, say astronomers from the University of Queensland, Australia.

Astronomers have found a collection of stars doing something unexpected.

Astronomers have been looking for planets using the world’s most powerful radio telescope in the Netherlands.

Astronomers have been looking for planets using the world’s most powerful radio telescope in the Netherlands.

Four candidate worlds found via flashes of radio emission may be the first of many revealed by a new planet-hunting technique

Using the world’s most powerful radio antenna, scientists have discovered stars unexpectedly blasting out radio waves, possibly indicating the

Australian scientists part of team using Low Frequency Array to detect signals indicating planets beyond our solar system

The magnetic connection of the stars and unseen orbiting planets tipped off the astronomers.

The Pleiades star cluster will be visible throughout October and you can also see The Draconids and The Orionids this month.

The Pleiades star cluster will be visible throughout October and you can also see The Draconids and The Orionids this month.