radio waves

WEAVE data overlaid on a James Webb Space Telescope image of Stephan's Quintet, with green contours showing radio data from the Low Frequency Array (LOFAR) radio telescope. The orange and blue colours follow the brightness of Hydrogen-alpha obtained with the WEAVE LIFU, which trace where the intergalactic gas is ionised. The hexagon denotes the approximate coverage of the new WEAVE observations of the system, which is 36 kpc wide (similar in size to our own galaxy, the Milky Way).

Galaxy’s 2 Million MPH Crash Creates Cosmic ‘Sonic Boom’

$Medvedev modeled wave diffraction off a circular reflecting region with radially varying index of refraction outside of it to better understand the Crab Nebula’s zebra pattern.$

Physicist Solves Mystery of Crab Nebula’s Unique ‘Zebra’ Pattern

Physicists create new form of antenna for radio waves

Pictured above: Artist's depiction of our Milky Way galaxy and its small galaxy companions surrounded by a giant halo of million-degree gas. Credit: NASA/CXC/M.Weiss/Ohio State/A Gupta et al

Milky Way’s Halo Surprisingly Empty

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