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60 years after it first gazed at the skies, the Parkes dish is still making breakthroughs - Vimarsana News

60 years after it first gazed at the skies, the Parkes dish is still making breakthroughs

CSIRO, Author provided The CSIRO’s 64-metre Parkes Radio Telescope was commissioned on October 31 1961.

Scientists' excitement over 'alien-like' signal from a far world - but there's a simple explanation - Vimarsana News

Scientists' excitement over 'alien-like' signal from a far world - but there's a simple explanation

Worldwide excitement that the discovery of a mysterious radio signal from our nearest solar system could be a sign of alien life has ended up having a simple explanation.

Birr's blind Leviathan and the quest for aliens - Vimarsana News

Birr's blind Leviathan and the quest for aliens

On the night of June 22, 1999 Sir Bernard Lovell became the first man to examine the skies above Ireland through the restored Birr Leviathan. It would be hard t...

Have you seen something in the sky over the Algarve you could not explain? - Vimarsana News

Have you seen something in the sky over the Algarve you could not explain?

You may not be alone as the topic of UFO’s has never been more in the public eye. With recent US government reports and confirmed sightings by military pilots...

Is the truth out there? How the Harvard-based Galileo Project will search the skies for alien technology - Vimarsana News

Is the truth out there? How the Harvard-based Galileo Project will search the skies for alien technology

By Ray Norris, Professor, School of Science, Western Sydney University ESO Can we find alien technology? That is the ambitious goal of the Galileo Project, launched this week by Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb with substantial private financial backing. The project is far from the first attempt to detect signs of civilisations beyond Earth. Loeb has been criticised in the past for his dismissive approach to previous efforts to find extraterrestrial life and his argument that an alien artefact passed through our solar system in 2017. So why do Loeb and his collaborators think th...