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Australian Supercomputer Creates Image of Supernova Remnant Using Radio Telescope Data
Setonix, a newly commissioned supercomputer in Australia, has processed a series of radio telescope observations, including a highly detailed image of a supernova remnant. Operated by the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) in Perth, ASKAP (Australian Square Kilometre Array) radio telescope consists of 36 dish anten...
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Nasa's Ibex Defines Interstellar Magnetic Field
A new study uses IBEX data and simulations of the interstellar boundary to better describe space in our galactic neighbourhood.
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NASA Explorer Decodes Interstellar Magnetic Field
What is out there at the edge of our solar system? Scientists using data from NASA's Interstellar Boundary Explorer (IBEX) have pinned down an interstellar magnetic field which lies at the very edge of the giant magnetic bubble surrounding our solar system called the heliosphere.
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Mystery of Voyager 1's Journey Into Space Solved
Scientists have answered why NASA's Voyager 1, when it became the first probe to enter interstellar space in 2012, observed a magnetic field that was inconsistent with that derived from other spacecraft.
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Australian Supercomputer Creates Image of Supernova Remnant Using Radio Telescope Data
Setonix, a newly commissioned supercomputer in Australia, has processed a series of radio telescope observations, including a highly detailed image of a supernova remnant. Operated by the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) in Perth, ASKAP (Australian Square Kilometre Array) radio telescope consists of 36 dish anten...
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Nasa's Ibex Defines Interstellar Magnetic Field
A new study uses IBEX data and simulations of the interstellar boundary to better describe space in our galactic neighbourhood.
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NASA Explorer Decodes Interstellar Magnetic Field
What is out there at the edge of our solar system? Scientists using data from NASA's Interstellar Boundary Explorer (IBEX) have pinned down an interstellar magnetic field which lies at the very edge of the giant magnetic bubble surrounding our solar system called the heliosphere.
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Mystery of Voyager 1's Journey Into Space Solved
Scientists have answered why NASA's Voyager 1, when it became the first probe to enter interstellar space in 2012, observed a magnetic field that was inconsistent with that derived from other spacecraft.
