ASPO Newsletter 9
The latest Australian SKA Planning Office Newsletter is now available. More information.
2007 ATNF Astronomy Workshops for Teachers
Two popular teacher workshops in astronomy will be run by ATNF in the first half of 2007. “Astronomy from the Ground Up!” is a three day workshop for teachers of […]
Apollo Moon-landing award for telescope engineer
A former Officer-in-Charge at the Parkes telescope will receive an award in Houston, Texas, next week for his role in the 1969 Moon landing. Long-time Parkes resident David Cooke was […]
SKA FPA Pathfinders Meeting
CSIRO Australia Telescope National Facility and the International SKA Project Office invite you to a workshop incorporating The Third International Focal Plane Array workshop and Science with xNTD/MIRA meeting Sydney, […]
Elvis at the Dish
Each January Parkes comes alive to the sounds of hip swiveling Elvis impersonators at the Parkes Elvis Festival. This year visitors to the Parkes observatory will see a star of […]
CSIRO Parkes radio telescope 2007 open days
The 2007 Open Days at Parkes observatory will be held on Saturday 22 September 2007 to Sunday 23 September 2007. These days are a rare chance for the public to […]
Parkes gears up for another 45 years
CSIRO’s Parkes telescope, which turned 45 in October, is getting a new lease on life this week with the replacement of some of its drive gears. The new gears replace […]
ATNF Telescope Applications for 2007APRS
Applications for observing time are now invited for the 2007 APRS semester for the following telescopes: Australia Telescope Compact Array Parkes radio telescope Mopra radio telescope Tidbinbilla 70-m antenna VLBI […]
Utzon and Tenix partner to help CSIRO telescope bid
(Tenix news release, 9 November 2006) Renowned Danish architect Jan Utzon has teamed with Tenix and CSIRO to help Australia win a bid to build the world’s largest radio telescope. […]
Public Viewing of the 9 November Transit of Mercury at Narrabri
The last transit of Mercury visible from Australia until 2032 will happen on the morning of Thursday 9 November 2006. Staff of the CSIRO Australia Telescope Compact Array at Narrabri […]
ATNF astronomer wins 2006 Malcolm McIntosh Prize
Dr Naomi McClure-Griffiths of the ATNF has won the 2006 Malcolm McIntosh Prize for Physical Scientist of the Year. The award is one of the five Prime Minister’s Prizes for […]
Wildflowers in the Sky: Astronomy for Mid West Schools Project now online
Wildflowers in the Sky is an ASISTM project linking ATNF and other partner organisations with five schools in the Mid West region of Western Australia. Students are engaged by hands-on […]