... as 352 little telescopes all looking at the same patch of sky. Each of these 352 telescopes produces signals, which are digitised and...research is related to the attempts to search the radio sky for pulsars and fast transients and to rapidly and ...
... one-year orbit, that would mean staring at the same patch of sky for several years with as few breaks as possible, hoping not to .... Kepler stared for four years at the same patch of sky, while K2, an ingenious extension of the Kepler mission using ...
... protective atmosphere. Over 10 percent of the General Observer Programme is dedicated to studying the COSMOS field, a small patch of sky in the constellation Sextans used for studying galaxy evolution. Here, astronomers hope to detect the light from...
... impressive feat of data collection by sweeping across the sky while taking observations in a large circular motion. “In...minute, Gaia measures about a hundred thousand stars on the sky,” said Anthony Brown, Gaia Data Processing and Analysis Consortium...
... these instruments on existing radio telescopes. The search strategy was two-pronged: to scan the entire visible sky at relatively low sensitivity, and to zero in for a more intensive examination of approximately 1,000 nearby star systems. Although...
..., it has already pinned down the precise position on the sky and the brightness of 1142 million stars. “Today’s release gives...“Gaia is at the forefront of astrometry, charting the sky at precisions that have never been achieved before.” The precision...