News Release – Page 57 – National Radio Astronomy Observatory

The ALMA data for four galaxies is show in relation to objects in the COSMOS field taken with the Hubble Space Telescope.

ALMA Detects First Traces of Carbon ‘Smog’ Permeating Atmospheres of Early Galaxies

ALMA detected ionized carbon in bevy of early galaxies.

Magnetic-Field Discovery Gives Clues to Galaxy Formation Processes

Astronomers making a detailed, multi-telescope study of a nearby galaxy have discovered a magnetic field coiled around the galaxy’s main spiral arm.

ALMA Weighs Supermassive Black Hole at Center of Distant Spiral Galaxy

ALMA weighs black hole at the center of NGC 1097.

VLA Reveals Bashful Black Hole in Neighboring Galaxy

Thanks to the extraordinary sensitivity of the Karl G Jansky Very Large Array (VLA), astronomers have detected what they believe is the long-sought radio emission coming from a supermassive black hole at the center of one of our closest neighboring galaxies.

Astronomers ‘Unscramble’ Einstein Ring to Reveal Star Formation in the Distant Universe

ALMA’s Long Baseline Campaign reveals hidden views of lensed galaxy SDP.81.

Artist illustration of a reflectionless filter

NRAO and Mini-Circuits Forge New Partnership

NRAO and Mini-Circuits entered into a licensing agreement to use NRAO-developed technology.

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