Scientists detect 8 billion-year-old radio burst. It's a mystery
Astronomers detected a fast radio burst from a galaxy 8 billion light-years away. It's a new record, and the signal's source is still a mystery.
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Astronomers detected a fast radio burst from a galaxy 8 billion light-years away. It's a new record, and the signal's source is still a mystery.
On the occasion of World Environment Day Various programs were organized under the banner of the NSS unit of the university under IQAC at the main campus of AISECT University at Tarba-Kharba on Monday.First of all, 50 saplings were planted in the campus and plantation was said to be necessary
It's not aliens: Astronomers use radio telescopes to detect major, natural cosmic events in space. Here's what these radio signals mean.
Another member of the new “Cow” class of supernova explosions has been discovered-the brightest one seen in X-rays to date. The new event, dubbed
Indian astronomers discover eight 'exotic' radio stars hotter than Sun - As MRPs are stars hotter than Sun with unusually strong magnetic fields and much stronger stellar wind they emit bright radio pulses like lighthouse.