Chinese mainland’s FAST telescope reveals FRB origins
PMO astronomers using the Chinese mainland’s FAST recorded a dramatic, reversible magnetic flip in fast radio bursts, supporting a binary-system origin for these cosmic flashes.
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PMO astronomers using the Chinese mainland’s FAST recorded a dramatic, reversible magnetic flip in fast radio bursts, supporting a binary-system origin for these cosmic flashes.
China’s FAST telescope reveals direct evidence that repeating fast radio bursts may come from binary systems, thanks to dramatic magnetic shifts in cosmic signals.
As 2024 wraps up, the Chinese mainland celebrates remarkable scientific achievements, including the FAST telescope discovering over 1,000 pulsars, marking significant strides in global scientific collaboration.
China’s FAST Telescope makes cosmic history by discovering over 1,000 new pulsars since 2016! 🚀✨
China kicks off construction of a new core array for its FAST telescope, boosting its astronomy capabilities and aiming to uncover the universe’s secrets. 🚀🌌
Li Di, chief scientist of China’s FAST telescope, wins the prestigious Marcel Grossmann Award for his groundbreaking work on fast radio bursts, marking a milestone for Chinese astronomy! 🚀
China’s FAST telescope uncovers over 100 distant gas-rich galaxies, shedding new light on cosmic evolution and star formation. Discover how this groundbreaking survey is changing our view of the universe! 🌠🔭
China’s FAST telescope has discovered over 900 new pulsars since 2016, tripling global finds during that time. Learn how this giant is changing our view of the cosmos! 🌌✨
Dive into this week’s science highlights: China’s FAST Telescope opens to the world, Austrian glaciers are melting fast, the world’s most powerful MRI scans human brains, and millions witness a solar eclipse!
China’s FAST Telescope is inviting global astronomers to apply for free observation projects in 2024. Don’t miss your chance to explore the universe with the world’s largest radio telescope!