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Inside West Virginia’s National Radio Quiet Zone, where scientists listen to the universe
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Inside West Virginia’s National Radio Quiet Zone, where scientists listen to the universe
GREEN BANK, W.Va. — The universe is a strange place. And it is never truly silent. Across the vast darkness it whispers, in radio waves older than Earth, in particles carried on solar winds, in faint rhythms beating from stars long dead. If we listen carefully, we begin to hear its stories. The Robert C. Byrd Telescope is the world’s largest fully steerable radio telescope. (Photo courtesy Green Bank Observatory) A slow, patient narrative unfold…
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