Using the Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical radio Telescope (FAST) and by analyzing archival Arecibo Observatory data, astronomers have investigated a distant pulsar designated PSR B1310+18A.

The largest radio telescope FAST detects 90% circular polarization and rapidly changing linear polarization in the bursts of ...

A recent study utilizing the Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical radio Telescope (FAST) has confirmed the "radio-quiet" ...

The discovery was made using the Murriyang radio telescope as part of the search ... PSR J1833−3840 is the only eclipsing pulsar out of the four and was classified as a "black widow" as it ...

To mark the anniversary of the album, we recorded a signal from the same pulsar with a radio telescope in Jodrell Bank Observatory, only 14 miles (23 km) away from Strawberry Studios where the album ...

The international team looked to the stars - a pair of extreme stars called pulsars to be precise – through seven radio telescopes across the globe.

To do so, the researchers aim to expand the current datasets in an International Pulsar Timing Array. This will exploit an array consisting of over 100 pulsars, observed with thirteen radio telescopes ...

Discovered in 1968, the Vela Pulsar is a neutron star about 1000 ... four years using the University of Tasmania's 26-metre radio telescope at the Mount Pleasant Observatory in Tasmania and ...