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CHIME Telescope at night.

Link Discovered for Mysterious Fast Radio Bursts

by Marc BoucherJanuary 3, 2025January 3, 2025

Researchers led by a team at McGill University have discovered “the probable source” of the mysterious fast radio bursts (FRBs).

CHIME in a late stage of cylinder construction.

CHIME Provides New Insights on Mysterious Fast Radio Bursts

by Elizabeth HowellMay 5, 2023May 5, 2023

OSIRIS-REx spacecraft Touch-And-Go (TAG) sample collection

Top 10 Canadian space science stories of 2020

by Elizabeth HowellDecember 29, 2020January 23, 2021

Artist’s impression of the lava planet K2-141b: At the center of the large illuminated region there is an ocean of molten rock overlain by an atmosphere of rock vapour. Supersonic winds blow towards the frigid and airless nightside, condensing into rock rain and snow, which sluggishly flow back to the hottest region of the magma ocean

Do mysterious space radio bursts come from star cores? New research shows it’s possible

by Elizabeth HowellNovember 6, 2020January 23, 2021

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Japan Approves LiteBIRD Astronomy Telescope As Canada’s Mulls Contribution

by Marc BoucherJune 7, 2019June 7, 2019

CHIME Telescope at night.

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The Chime Telescope Does it Again

by Marc BoucherJanuary 10, 2019May 5, 2019

The 100-metre Green Bank telescope, in West Virginia, is shown amid a starry night. A flash from the Fast Radio Burst source FRB 121102 is seen travelling toward the telescope

It Takes Two Crazy Things to Create Twisted Repeating Fast Radio Bursts

by Sara MazroueiJanuary 23, 2018January 23, 2018

A view of the CHIME site from the south. Left to Right: CHIME, the John A. Galt 26 m telescope, the CHIME Pathfinder.

Canada’s New Groundbreaking CHIME Radio Telescope Set to Shed Light on Cosmology’s Biggest Mysteries

by Sara MazroueiSeptember 25, 2017January 23, 2018