Unraveling the mysteries of the cosmos: New telescope at Green Bank Observatory will improve localization of Fast Radio Bursts | WVU Today | West Virginia University
CHIME radio telescope array, Dominion Radio Astrophysical Observatory in British Columbia, Canada Stock Photo - Alamy
CHIME telescope detects more than 500 mysterious fast radio bursts in its first year of operation | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
This aerial view shows the Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment ( CHIME), a radio telescope located at Dominion Radio Astrophysical Observatory in British Columbia. (Richard Shaw/UBC/CHIME Collaboration) - Clarksville Online - Clarksville News,
535 Fast Radio Bursts Seen by CHIME Telescope » The Cosmic Companion
Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment - Wikipedia
CHIME Telescope
Repeating Fast Radio Bursts Ring Canada's CHIME – EEJournal
Revolutionary radio telescope detects bevy of fast radio bursts | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment - Wikipedia
CHIME telescope Fast Radio Burst project earns spot in Nature 2019 list | Newsroom - McGill University
CHIME telescope detects second-ever repeating fast radio burst - YouTube
CHIME : A revolutionary Canadian telescope - Canadian Innovation Space
Bevy of Mysterious Fast Radio Bursts Spotted by Canadian Telescope - Scientific American
Revolutionary all-Canadian radio telescope maps Universe, hunts for FRBs, Dark Energy.
CHIME Experiment
CHIME telescope Fast Radio Burst project earns spot in Nature 2019 list | Newsroom - McGill University
CHIME Outrigger telescopes boost search for fast radio bursts - McGill University
CHIME collaboration helps track down a fast radio burst to a nearby galaxy - Dunlap Institute
CHIME Experiment
CHIME finds four days of noise, twelve days of silence from space – Summerland Review
CHIME telescope detects second-ever repeating fast radio burst | UBC Physics & Astronomy
Dr. Emily Petroff on Twitter: "CHIME stands for the Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment. It's a new radio telescope just built in Canada and it looks like this. You can read more
A homespun Canadian telescope could explain mysterious radio signals from the distant universe | Science | AAAS
