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Gravitational waves produce a background hum across the whole universe - Vimarsana News

Gravitational waves produce a background hum across the whole universe

After decades of searching, astronomers have found a distinctive pattern of light, from spinning stars called pulsars, that suggests huge gravitational waves are creating gentle ripples in space-time across the universe

Bluedot festival 2023 science speakers announced - Vimarsana News

Bluedot festival 2023 science speakers announced

The annual music and science festival at Jodrell Bank has announced this year's science speakers.

bluedot 2023 announces first wave of space-themed speakers - Vimarsana News

bluedot 2023 announces first wave of space-themed speakers

THE Northern Lights, solar flares and the Big Bang are just some of the specialist talk topics which will be on offer at this year’s bluedot…

bluedot 2023 announces first wave of space-themed speakers | Chester and District Standard - Vimarsana News

bluedot 2023 announces first wave of space-themed speakers | Chester and District Standard

THE Northern Lights, solar flares and the Big Bang are just some of the specialist talk topics which will be on offer at this year’s bluedot…

University of Oxford: Government gives £15 million to build software and computer systems at the heart of a new international telescope system - Vimarsana News

University of Oxford: Government gives £15 million to build software and computer systems at the heart of a new international telescope system

More than £15million has today been awarded to six UK universities and laboratories, for work on what will be the world’s largest radio telescope. Two teams at Oxford will work on the crucial software and computer hardware that will enable SKAO to ac