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
- Nov. 21, 2019 Eggs of stars sleeping in Cygnus region, the largest cradle in Milky Way.
- Aug. 01, 2019 Call for Proposals for 38th (2019-2020) observing season with Nobeyama 45-m Telescope
- Jul. 24, 2019 Production Sites of Stars are Rare
- Jun. 05, 2019 Can we judge the efficiency of star formation by galaxy morphologies?
- Apr. 17, 2019 Dr. Norio Kaifu, Professor Emeritus of National Astronomical Observatory of Japan, Passes Away
- Mar. 08, 2019 Revealing the chemical composition and its evolution in high-mass star-forming regions
- Feb. 28, 2019 Hiding Black Hole Found - A stray black hole that swirls gas clouds -
- Nov. 28, 2018 Some parts of the visitor's area are closed.
- Aug. 01, 2018 Call for Proposals for the 2018-2019 observing season with Nobeyama 45-m Telescope
- Jun. 01, 2018 Datasets obtained by 2014-2017 NRO Legacy Projects have been released.
- May. 12, 2018 Call for Proposals for Development for Nobeyama 45-m Telescope
- Apr. 09, 2018 Evidence of Past Explosions at the Center of the Milky Way -Is It Another Super Massive Star Cluster ?-
- Jan. 26, 2018 ALMA/45m/ASTE Users Meeting 2017
- Jan. 25, 2018 FUGIN Project: Large-scale Exploration of the Invisible Milky Way - Making the Most Detailed Radio Map of the Milky Way
- Dec. 08, 2017 The malfunction repair of the 45-m radio telescope system is completed and science observations are resumed.
- Nov. 17, 2017 "Solar Minimum Surprisingly Constant" More than Half a Century of Observation yields New Discovery
Telescopes of Nobeyama
Photo by Toshinari Hidaka
45-m Telescope
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