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ICRAR is working toward the world's largest radio telescope, the SKA, which will be co-hosted between Australia and Southern Africa.

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We're excited to co-lead the survey design package that will define what the ESO's new Wide Field Spectroscopic Telescope will observe during its first few years. icrar.org/wst-proposal/

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We're thrilled to announce Tyrone O'Doherty and Andrei Ristea as the winners of the 2024 Ken & Julie Michael Prize. icrar.org/kjm2024/

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Next Friday: Join us in Yagan Square for our final #SidewalkAstronomy of 2024! We'll be setting up our telescopes under the Digital Tower from 6:30pm on Friday, December 13 - come on down for a look at the summer sky. 🌌

Next Friday: Join us in Yagan Square for our final #SidewalkAstronomy of 2024! We'll be setting up our telescopes under the Digital Tower from 6:30pm on Friday, December 13 - come on down for a look at the summer sky. 🌌
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We're excited to share that Stargirls+ Midwest will be returning to Geraldton on February 25 & 26 2025! Stargirls+ is a two-day STEM camp for girls and gender diverse high school students interested in astronomy, engineering and data science. Apply now: icrar.org/stargirls-midw…

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Enrolments for terms 2 and 4 2025 are now open for our Astronomy microcredential, Astrophysical Concepts. Explore the Universe and get a head start on a UWA degree with this fully online course: icrar.org/astrm402

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From everyone at ICRAR: we hope you have a safe and joyous antenna-decorating season! Our offices at both UWA and Curtin will be closed until January 6 - we look forward to seeing you in 2025 to explore more of our Universe.

From everyone at ICRAR: we hope you have a safe and joyous antenna-decorating season!

Our offices at both UWA and Curtin will be closed until January 6 - we look forward to seeing you in 2025 to explore more of our Universe.
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🌌 Distant neutron stars typically spin a full 360 degrees within seconds. However, a new type of 'radio transient object' has emerged that rotate much more slowly, say University of Sydney CSIRO ICRAR Curtin University Swinburne University of Technology buff.ly/3PDjiKU

🌌 Distant neutron stars typically spin a full 360 degrees within seconds. However, a new type of 'radio transient object' has emerged that rotate much more slowly, say
<a href="/Sydney_Uni/">University of Sydney</a> <a href="/CSIRO/">CSIRO</a> <a href="/ICRAR/">ICRAR</a> <a href="/CurtinUni/">Curtin University</a> <a href="/Swinburne/">Swinburne University of Technology</a> 

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New tech installed on CSIRO's ASKAP radio telescope is helping astronomers at our Curtin Media node sift the sky for Fast Radio Bursts - some of the most mysterious events in the Universe. icrar.org/craco

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How are we detecting strange space signals?📡 Our engineers developed CRACO to 'sift' space data. Its processing ability is as powerful as sifting through a whole beach to find one five-cent coin every minute. csiro.au/en/news/All/Ne…

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#Australia's CRACO #Technology, integrated with the ASKAP radio telescope, has identified #FastRadioBursts and neutron stars, enhancing astronomical research with unprecedented data processing capabilities. @icrar doi.org/g826n2 phys.org/news/2025-01-a…

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🌌 The first trial of an ICRAR CSIRO Curtin University -developed technology has detected mysterious objects by sifting through signals from space like sand on a beach buff.ly/4aHTt63

🌌 The first trial of an <a href="/ICRAR/">ICRAR</a> <a href="/CSIRO/">CSIRO</a> <a href="/CurtinUni/">Curtin University</a> -developed technology has detected mysterious objects by sifting through signals from space like sand on a beach 

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Back to school reminder: Applications for Stargirls+ Midwest close on February 14th! You'll need a letter of support from your school to participate, so ask your teachers as soon as you see them.

Back to school reminder: Applications for Stargirls+ Midwest close on February 14th! You'll need a letter of support from your school to participate, so ask your teachers as soon as you see them.
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Explore just how big our Universe is with ICRAR's Dr Luke Davies at this year's Perth Observatory Summer Lecture. This is a ticketed event run by Perth Observatory: perthobservatory.com.au/shop/events/su…

Explore just how big our Universe is with ICRAR's Dr Luke Davies at this year's Perth Observatory Summer Lecture.

This is a ticketed event run by Perth Observatory: 
perthobservatory.com.au/shop/events/su…
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Join us next Wedesday evening at the #Geraldton foreshore for #SidewalkAstronomy! This is a free, family-friendly event - come on down to meet some astronomers and see the Universe through our telescopes - we'll see you there!

Join us next Wedesday evening at the #Geraldton foreshore for #SidewalkAstronomy! This is a free, family-friendly event - come on down to meet some astronomers and see the Universe through our telescopes - we'll see you there!
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TONIGHT: Join us from 6pm at the #Geraldton foreshore for #SidewalkAstronomy! This is a free, family-friendly event - come on down to meet some astronomers and see the Universe through our telescopes.

TONIGHT: Join us from 6pm at the #Geraldton foreshore for #SidewalkAstronomy! This is a free, family-friendly event - come on down to meet some astronomers and see the Universe through our telescopes.