With the help of radio telescopes, we can look into space by capturing radio signals from the universe.

The test turbine of wind farm “Drentse Monden en Oostermoer” meets the reduction of electromagnetic radiation as agreed in a covenant on the co-existence of a wind farm near the core of the LOFAR radio telescope.

Telescopes in the European VLBI Network (EVN) have observed a repeating Fast Radio Burst (FRB) in a spiral galaxy similar to our own.

Planets, stars and nebula’s all emit radio waves, which are a form of invisible light waves.

De drie antennes van de Nederlands-Chinese radiotelescoop die achter de maan hangt, zijn uitgerold.

Een team van Poolse en Nederlandse onderzoekers publiceert vandaag, maandag 14 oktober, de eerste details over een komeet die van buiten ons zonnestelsel lijkt te komen.

The 29th edition of the ADASS conference will be held for the first time in the Netherlands at MartiniPlaza in Groningen between 6-10 October.

Een internationaal team sterrenkundigen onder leiding van Pavel Mancera Piña heeft zes lichtzwakke dwergsterrenstelsels ontdekt die amper donkere materie bevatten.

On 18 September 2019 the Royal couple visited ASTRON and the Dwingeloo Telescope as part of their 'Streekbezoek' to the province of Drenthe.

Scientists have for the first time succeeded in determining the topography of both magnetic poles of a neutron star.

The SKA Observatory has taken an important step forward thanks to the ratification of the SKA Observatory Convention by the parliament of the Netherlands.

LOFAR (Low Frequency Array) is the world’s largest and most sensitive low frequency radio telescope.