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University of Western Australia: Scientists track space junk on path to collision with moon

The University of Western Australia’s Zadko Observatory team, in collaboration with the European Space Agency, have tracked an out-of-control booster rocket before it crashes into the dark side of the Moon. The booster rocket was originally believed

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Scientists track space junk on path to collision with moon

Scientists track space junk on path to collision with moon
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Space events that occurred long before dinosaurs existed

Space events that occurred long before dinosaurs existed
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UWA and France on hunt for exploding stars

Date Time UWA and France on hunt for exploding stars The University of Western Australia and the French Government are working together with industry and researchers to improve monitoring of space for exploding stars billions of light years away. UWA is working with the Centre National d’Etudes Spatiales, the French Government’s space agency, to install a network of receiver stations across northern Australia. The stations will receive alerts from the Space Variable Objects Monitor satellite in high orbit above Earth. The satellite is sensitive to gamma ray bursts which signal massive stars exploding. Within seconds an alert will be sent to telescopes, including the UWA Zadko Telescope, which will capture the rare events in the sky above northern Australia. The satellite stations across Australia fill a global blind spot, allowing scientists to access a unique part of the sky.

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Business Scoop » UWA And France On The Hunt For Exploding Stars

Press Release – University of Western Australia The University of Western Australia and the French Government are working together with industry and researchers to improve monitoring of space for exploding stars billions of light years away. UWA is working with the Centre National dEtudes … The University of Western Australia and the French Government are working together with industry and researchers to improve monitoring of space for exploding stars billions of light years away. UWA is working with the Centre National d’Etudes Spatiales, the French Government’s space agency, to install a network of receiver stations across northern Australia. The stations will receive alerts from the Space Variable Objects Monitor satellite in high orbit above Earth. The satellite is sensitive to gamma ray bursts which signal massive stars exploding.

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