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By 2029, South African students will place telescope technology on the moon via a Chinese launch, marking Africa's first lunar science mission.
New radio observations have mapped previously hidden structures within the Orion Nebula, revealing details about how stellar feedback shaped the region.
Astronomers and citizen scientists have identified a unique bow-and-arrow-shaped radio galaxy, likely marking a massive cosmic shock wave.
Astronomers are constructing the most sensitive radio telescope array ever—using repurposed cake pans in Nevada’s desert.