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Mar 17, 2026

Installing a “Filter” for FAST: Researchers Develop an Automatic Multi-Beam RFI Mitigation Tool

The researchers developed a high-efficiency RFI mitigation software package—mRAID (multi-beam RAdio-frequency Interference Detector)—specifically designed for multi-beam receivers. The tool significantly improves the search efficiency ...Under the starry night sky, radio telescopes serve as humanity’s sensitive “ears,” capturing faint whispers from the depths of the Universe. However, with the rapid expansion of modern communication technologies, radio frequency inter...
Mar 11, 2026

Study reveals Hot Molecular Cores Persist Throughout Massive Protostar Evolution

The researchers conducted a systematic study of a sample of protoclusters using data from the ALMA-QUARKS survey. The study reveals that massive hot cores can appear at various evolutionary stages of high-mass protostars, challenging the...Recently, MENG Dezhao, a PhD student at the Xinjiang Astronomical Observatory of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, under the guidance of Prof.LIU Tie and his supervisor Prof.Jarken Esimbek, conducted a systematic study of a sample of prot...
Feb 09, 2026

Towards Automated Cloud Detection: Classification of All-sky Camera Images at the Muztagh Station

Clear and stable skies are among the most fundamental and valuable resources for astronomical observations. For optical telescopes, the spatial distribution of clouds directly affects available observing time and data quality. Therefore,...
Feb 09, 2026

Researchers Find Could-Could Impact Within Giant Molecular Cloud G34

Recently, PhD student SUN Mingke from the star formation and evolution research group at the Xinjiang Astronomical Observatory (XAO) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS), along with his supervisor Prof. Jarken Esimbek and other colla...
Jan 07, 2026

TESS Data Reveals Sustained Quasi-Periodic Oscillations in Multiple Blazars

The researchers searched for the periodic signal in the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) observations of blazars in the 157-month hard X-ray survey done by Swift’s Burst Alert Telescope.Quasi-periodic Oscillations have been observed rarely in the active galactic nuclei and the associated period varies from a few minutes through hours, days, weeks , and even years in all observational band of the electromagnetic spectrum...
Jan 07, 2026

New Methods Unlock Blazar Secrets

The researchers have applied the advanced time-series analysis methods to the one-year long Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS) of the radio blazar 3C 371. Blazars are the special class of active galactic nuclei (AGN) which are known to have very high variability that can be used extensively to study these compact systems and is determined by characteristic timescales. The real observationa...

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