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Hot and dry: SPIRou reveals the atmosphere of hot Jupiter Tau Boötis b

Hot and dry: SPIRou reveals the atmosphere of hot Jupiter Tau Boötis b
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Leading Canadian investors launch Impact United to mobilize capital for social, economic and environmental justice

Leading Canadian investors launch Impact United to mobilize capital for social, economic and environmental justice
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Canadian telescope detects 500 fast radio bursts in a year, quadrupling number of known FRBs

The CHIME telescope detected 535 new fast radio bursts during its first year of operation – from 2018 to 2019 – quadrupling the number of known occurrences of the puzzling pulses of radio energy from far outside our galaxy.Scientists with the CHIME (

United statesBritish columbiaUnited kingdomKiyoshi masuiBradley meyersKaitlyn shinMcgill space instituteNational research council of canadaDunlap institute for astronomyCanadian institute for advanced researchPerimeter institute for theoretical physicsUniversity of torontoUniversity of british columbiaTrottier family foundationCanadian hydrogen intensity mapping experimentMcgill university

Over 500 new FRBs detected in single year due to CHIME telescope

In the decade following their discovery in 2007, only 140 FRBs had been seen. Now, thanks to the launch of a large stationary telescope in the interior of British Columbia in 2018, the number of new FRBs detected has almost quadrupled for a total of 535. A McGill-led inter-university collaboration, has now put together the first CHIME/FRB catalogue.

United statesUnited kingdomMohit bhardwajKatherine gombayPragya chawlaAlex josephySaurabh singhMcgill space instituteMcgill physics departmentNational research council of canadaAmerican astronomical society meetingDunlap institute for astronomyCanadian institute for advanced researchUniversity of torontoTrottier family foundationUniversity of british columbia

CHIME telescope detects more than 500 mysterious fast radio bursts in its first year of operation

Credits: Image: Courtesy of CHIME Caption: A sky map of FRBs based on CHIME detections reveals bursts distributed evenly across the night sky. Credits: Image: Courtesy of CHIME Previous image Next image To catch sight of a fast radio burst is to be extremely lucky in where and when you point your radio dish. Fast radio bursts, or FRBs, are oddly bright flashes of light, registering in the radio band of the electromagnetic spectrum, that blaze for a few milliseconds before vanishing without a trace. These brief and mysterious beacons have been spotted in various and distant parts of the universe, as well as in our own galaxy. Their origins are unknown, and their appearance is unpredictable. Since the first was discovered in 2007, radio astronomers have only caught sight of around 140 bursts in their scopes.

United statesUnited kingdomKiyoshi masuiKaitlyn shinKavli institute for astrophysicsMcgill space instituteNational research council of canadaAmerican astronomical society meetingDunlap institute for astronomyCanadian institute for advanced researchUniversity of torontoSpace researchUniversity of british columbiaTrottier family foundationCanadian hydrogen intensity mapping experimentDepartment of physics