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New Head of Education for NSF Green Bank Observatory
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NSF Green Bank Telescope Tunes in to Artemis II
World’s largest fully steerable radio telescope partners with NASA’s communications network to support tracking for historic lunar test flight
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Breakthrough Listen, NSF Green Bank Telescope Probe Galactic Heart for Hidden Pulsars
Astronomers discover possible millisecond pulsar, challenging ideas about how many neutron stars lurk around the Milky Way’s central black hole.
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From Molecules to Megastructures: Anthony Remijan Appointed Director of NSF Green Bank Observatory
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Astronomers Map Mysterious “Dark” Gas in the Milky Way
New research exposes CO-dark molecular gas, previously invisible to telescopes, uncovering the hidden building blocks of our Galaxy
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Brightest Ever Fast Radio Burst Allows Researchers To Identify Its Origin
Astronomers use newly deployed telescopes and deep-space imaging to challenge long-held assumptions about what causes these mysterious cosmic signals
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WiFi in the “Quiet Zone” FAQs
This recording of a community presentation took place in the Green Bank Science Center. Please note that there are moments of silence while community members make comments or ask questions. What is happening? The Green Bank Elementary and Middle School, located next to the Green Bank Observatory, will begin using WiFi in the school starting…
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Green Bank Observatory Works with Local School to Allow WiFi in the “Quiet Zone”
The U.S. National Science Foundation Green Bank Observatory (NSF GBO) is entering a new era for the “Quiet Zone”— allowing the use of WiFi at the Green Bank Elementary and Middle School, which sits next door to the NSF Green Bank Telescope. The Observatory exists within two “Quiet Zones” that protect its scientific research: the…