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The Search For Aliens On A Visiting Asteroid

In Radio Astronomy by Brian Koberlein17 December 20172 Comments

Is an asteroid from interstellar space really a probe from an alien civilization? Probably not, but Breakthrough Listen wants to find out.

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You’re Watching DSN

In Radio Astronomy by Brian Koberlein10 April 20164 Comments

The Deep Sky Network is a collection of radio antenna dishes located in Madrid (Spain), Canberra (Australia) and California in the U.S.

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A Repeating Mystery

In Radio Astronomy by Brian Koberlein7 March 20161 Comment

Just when you think you’ve got a mystery solved, new data revives the mystery again.

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The Mystery Of Fast Radio Bursts

In Radio Astronomy by Brian Koberlein2 March 20161 Comment

They aren’t local, they aren’t aliens, and they might help us understand dark matter.

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Was The Wow! Signal Due To A Comet?

In Radio Astronomy by Brian Koberlein12 January 20162 Comments

The Wow! signal may have been caused by comets.

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Testing Relativity With Fast Radio Bursts

In Relativity by Brian Koberlein8 January 20160 Comments

Fast radio bursts are strange bursts of energy originating from outside our galaxy. Their short duration means they could be used to test the limits of general relativity.

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Double Pulsar Confirms Relativity

In Relativity by Brian Koberlein20 December 20150 Comments

A system known as J0737-3039 confirms general relativity to within 0.04%.

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Black Hole On The Radio

In Radio Astronomy by Brian Koberlein18 November 20152 Comments

When matter accretes around a black hole, some of it is captured, but some of it is pushed away into long jets. In the case of this image, the jets stream out for about 1.5 million light years.

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Casting Radio Shadows To Map The Moon And Venus

In Radio Astronomy by Brian Koberlein13 November 20150 Comments

Sometimes astronomical light is reflected from natural sources or emitted by the objects themselves, but sometimes we actively shine light on an object to get an image.

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Brian Koberlein is an astrophysics professor who can't stop rambling about how awesome the Universe is.