Nobeyama
Radio Observatory
“Holy Place” of Japanese Radio Astronomy
Japanese radio astronomy that was born immediately after the war,
has remarkably developed into a global level in Nobeyama
with solar radio observations and cosmic radio observations
by 45-m radio telescope and so on.
Photo by Atsushi Hayashi
News
- Apr. 16, 2021 Surprise Twist Suggests Stars Grow Competitively
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Feb. 24, 2021
"Carbon Chain Factories" around massive young stellar objects
---Discovery of a new "Carbon Chain Chemistry" in hot-core regions - Feb. 17, 2021 Velocity shift problem in SpW mode observation
- Aug. 25, 2020 Large Amount of Spinning-top-like Organic Molecules Found in Sagittarius
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Aug. 04, 2020
Completion of a catalog of locations for near-future star birth in the Orion constellation
---Discovery of Mysterious double-eye structure toward a baby star-- - Aug. 01, 2020 Call for Proposals for 39th (2020-2021) observing season with Nobeyama 45-m Telescope
Latest Reserch Results
Telescopes of Nobeyama
Photo by Toshinari Hidaka
45-m Telescope
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