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Astrophysics major with a minor in computational science, Kaitlyn Sheriff ’24 of Landisburg, Pa., completed a Research Experience for Undergraduates at the National Radio Astronomy Observatory.

Early astronomers strove to understand the harmonies of our solar system. Today, scientists hunt for tones of a different kind.

Along with a four-day ceasefire, this is unalloyed good news.

Along with a four-day ceasefire, this is unalloyed good news.

University of Wisconsin-Madison reveals 63 enormous Giant Radio Galaxies, each spanning 2.3 million light years, uncovering rare cosmic phenomena using innovative technology.

Check out the JWST's new image of the Milky Way's Center. It's a chaotic region, and the Sgr C star forming region is part of it.

Colorful, weird aurora-like emissions were seen right above a sunspot. (Photo : NASA/TRACE / Wikimedia Commons) Colorful, weird aurora-like emissions were seen right above a sunspot.

University of New Mexico Department of Physics and Astronomy Distinguished Professor Greg Taylor recently took a group of students to build antennas at the third Long Wavelength Array (LWA) station. The LWA is a telescope that helps collect radio wave...

Astronomers have discovered an aurora-like radio emission occurring 40,000 km above a sunspot. A group of astronomers from the New Jersey Institute of Technology's Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research (NJIT-CSTR) has reported the discovery of a unique radio phenomenon resembling an aurora occurring 40,000 km above a sunspot, a relatively dark and cold area on the sun's surface.

The long-duration radio emissions were seen over a large sunspot on our star’s surface, revealing a previously unknown stellar phenomenon.