Telescopes around the world have spotted a monster radio jet streaming from a quasar dating back to the first 1 billion years of the universe ...

This makes it very hard to figure out what kind of star or object produces the radio waves, because there are thousands of stars in a small area. Any one of them could be responsible for the ...

Researchers are still trying to figure out how the burst exploded away from the star ... is twisting and reconfiguring such that it can be released as radio waves that we can see halfway across the ...

Figure caption, Each region of the electromagnetic (EM) spectrum has a range of wavelengths associated with it. Radio waves have the longest wavelengths and gamma rays have the shortest wavelengths.

The source of the fast radio bursts (FRBs) -- sudden flashes of radio waves that last just milliseconds -- has previously been linked to young, magnetized neutron stars that expend a lot of energy ...

Radio waves could allow robots or autonomous vehicles to see through thick smoke, intense rain – or even around corners. Such waves can even detect concealed weapons. But simulating visual ...

Back to our radio signal. The electrons in our wire are moving, but not in one direction. These electrons are moving back and forth. Actually, the wave displayed in the activity is a ...

These Radio wave Observations at the Lunar Surface of the photoElectron Sheath (ROLSES) will permit determination of the photoelectron sheath density from ~0-2 m above the lunar surface, using ...

At double the width of our Milky Way galaxy, this jet of radio waves is the biggest ever detected so early in the history of the universe, astronomers reported Thursday. Radio jets like this are ...

Mysterious fast radio bursts, or millisecond-long bright flashes of radio waves from space, have intrigued astronomers since the first detection of the phenomenon in 2007. The enigmatic signals ...