A team of astronomers used a radio telescope in South Korea to make the first high-resolution observations of the molecular clouds within a star-forming region of the Milky Way. Astronomers from the United States and South Korea have made the first high-resolution, radio telescope observations of the molecular clouds within...
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The ASTRI radio telescope starts its activity!
Galbiati Group has completely realized the mechanical construction of the ASTRI radio telescope (Mirror Astrophysics and Italian Replicating Technology) ASTRI SST-2M at the Catania Astronomical Observatory. ASTRI is the new prototype of a new type of telescope that will built the project called Cherenkov Telescope Array (CTA) and will be...
A new radio telescope for Magdalena Ridge Obsetvatory
In collaboration with EIE GROUP, Galbiati Group has recently manufactured a UTE (Unit Telescope Enclosure) radio telescope with final destination New Mexico. UTE is inside a big project, called MRO -Magdalena Ridge Observatory-, an astronomical and research observatory located in the province of Socorro, New Mexico, in the Magdalena mountains....
A Galbiati Group’s great collaboration for the DG Turkey telescope’s creation
Galbiati Group has collaborated with EIE Group, ISIK UNIVERSITY, the Turkish university body, and AMOS company for the creation of a 4,400 mm diameter telescope. The production and the construction of the new 4 meter telescope is for the Eastern Anatolian Observation in Turkey. This project was called DAG (Dogu...
A new radio telescope for South Africa
South Africa has given the go-ahead for a radio telescope that will detect fast radio bursts as well as track neutral hydrogen gas on cosmic scales. Costing R70 million ($5m), the Hydrogen Intensity and Real Time Analysis eXperiment (HIRAX) will consist of 1024 dishes, each 6 m in diameter. It will be located...
There is renewal in the air for Parkes radio telescope
The Parkes radio telescope in New South Wales, Australia, has been enhanced with a special receiver. This $ 2.5 million receiver can capture and identify radio frequencies between 700MHz and 4GHz, much better than its predecessor. Thanks to the new device, the radio telescope will be able, with even greater precision, to look for...
Rubber applications in the aerospace industry
The products of the rubber industry find applications in many industrial sectors, such as in the aerospace industry, thanks to the high performance of the rubber. Rubber products have the ability to resist to extreme temperatures and to aerospace fluids such as engine lubrication oils, hydraulic fluids, jet fuels, oxidizers and rocket...
FAST discovers new four pulsars
Do you remember FAST? Fast is the world’s largest radio telescope, and stands in the Karst mountains of southwest China. Its giant dish is large almost five football fields and covered with 4,450 panels thanks to which collects radio signals from the furthest corners of the universe. Thanks to the Aperture Spherical...
Welcome to CHIME: a radio telescope that reaches the sounds of universe.
Canada has developed CHIME, an extraordinarily powerful radio telescope in order to start mapping the universe. This brand new radio telescope, the Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment or CHIME, took seven years of hard work, but now it’s ready! This new radio telescope looks like a collection of four 100 meter-long...
South Africa and the launch of radio telescope Kuntuse
South African Science and Technology Minister will join Ghanaian President to officially launch Ghana Radio Astronomy Observatory and the Kuntuse radio telesope. Anita Loots, the Square Kilometre Array (SKA) South Africa Head, said that it is a very important moment for the international science community. Once the radio telescope in...