Sentences with phrase «with radio telescopes»

As a result of this massive «meal» the black hole begins to launch a powerful jet that we can detect with radio telescopes.

Inside it, anything that might interfere with a radio telescope's sensitive receivers — like cellular phones and radio stations — are strictly regulated.

If enough molecules accumulate in the gas, they can be detected with a radio telescope.

For several decades astronomers have been sweeping the skies with radio telescopes hoping to stumble across a message from ET.

This effect makes the radio signals bright and readily observable with radio telescopes.

Atomic Hydrogen can be seen with radio telescopes because it naturally emits at a radio frequency of 1420 MegaHertz.

Two nearby stars, Epsilon Eridani and Tau Ceti, both about 12 light - years away, were the candidates for Project Ozma, the first search with a radio telescope for extraterrestrial intelligence, conducted by one of us (Drake) in 1960.

Back in the»60s, Bell Labs astronomers Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson kept picking up static with their radio telescope.

Although radio astronomy observations during the last decade showed that saturated complex organic molecules, such as methanol (CH3OH) and methyl formate (HCOOCH3)[1], exist around Solar - type protostars, their distributions were too compact to be resolved with the radio telescopes available at the time.

That distinctive «21 centimeter» radiation can be traced with a radio telescope even if the scope does not have enough angular resolution to resolve individual galaxies, Chang says.

Conversations with colleagues at other observatories revealed that the galaxy behaved the same way when observed in many electromagnetic wavelengths, not just with a radio telescope.

Extremely sharp observations of the event Swift J1644 +57 with the radio telescope network EVN (European VLBI Network) have revealed a remarkably compact jet, shown here in yellow.

Bjork is also «cautiously optimistic» about listening out for aliens with radio telescopes.

The astronomers used the VLBA, the NSF's Very Large Array (VLA) and the Green Bank 140 - foot telescope, along with radio telescopes from the European VLBI Network, Australia, Japan and South Africa to record the double - star system's eruptions continuously for 56 hours.

In recent decades, astronomers armed with radio telescopes, orbital observatories and other powerful high - tech tools have begun to answer that question.

«These results open a new way to search for black holes with radio telescopes,» the observatory said, in the statement.

The VLBA, working with radio telescopes in Europe, represents the largest radio telescope that can be accommodated on the surface of the Earth.

Bond - stretching motions in the molecules» infrared spectra are too similar to parse, and many PAHs lack strong polarity, making signatures in their rotational spectra — typically collected with radio telescopes — difficult to detect.

This is surprising because observations with radio telescopes have previously shown that the disk contains dust that has conglomerated into pebbles.

(Inside Science)-- After spending nearly two decades listening to the skies with radio telescopes, astronomers have finally detected a long - sought - after and subtle signal from the early universe.

The supercomputer simulations show that on its way out of the parent galaxy, there is just enough time for some of the hot gas to cool to temperatures low enough to be observable with radio telescopes.

It also is the first 6 - atom aromatic ring (a hexagonal array of carbon atoms bristling with hydrogen atoms) molecule ever detected with a radio telescope.

They are located right at the boundary between the hot glowing gas that produces the visual light imaged here and the neutral gas seen with radio telescopes.

Simultaneous worldwide observations with radio telescopes should help theorists determine just how the black hole releases energy.

In spite of the recent detection of gravitational waves from binary black holes by LIGO, direct evidence using electromagnetic waves remains elusive and astronomers are searching for it with radio telescopes.

It also is the first 13 - atom molecule with a 6 - atom aromatic carbon ring (a hexagonal array of carbon atoms bristling with hydrogen atoms) molecule ever detected with a radio telescope.

78 world - leading experts in their area of astronomical research scientifically evaluated the 1,381 proposals received for Cycle 2 Early Science observations with the radio telescope, which represent a demand of more than 7.000 hours of observation.

As these beams sweep across the sky they act like a lighthouse in space, and if these beams cross our line of sight at Earth, we can observe this with a radio telescope, and we see a «blip» every time the star rotates.