Radio Astronomers

Radio astronomers study the universe by detecting radio waves emitted by celestial objects like stars, galaxies, and black holes. Unlike visible light, these radio waves can pass through dust and clouds, revealing phenomena hidden from optical telescopes. They use large radio dishes and sophisticated equipment to capture and analyze signals from space, helping us understand the universe's structure, formation, and evolution. Their work is essential in exploring cosmic events and objects that are invisible in regular light, providing a deeper insight into the cosmos beyond what's visible to the naked eye.