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Radio Astronomy

Side-by-side simulated images of M87* show the improvement in clarity and resolution from 230 GHz to 345 GHz. These improvements are allowing scientists to measure the size and shape of black holes more precisely.

Event horizon telescope makes highest-resolution black hole detections from Earth

SETI Institute starts first low frequency search for alien technology in distant galaxies

SETI Institute Expands Search for Alien Tech to Distant Galaxies

Artist's depiction of microquasar event captured by FAST Telescope.

Astronomers reveal new features of galactic black holes

Sci-fi-looking illustration

Global team simulates message from extraterrestrial intelligence to Earth

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