The Australia Telescope National Facility is a Division of CSIRO that operates and develops the Australia Telescope as a national research facility.

Using cameras which capture fireballs streaking across the night sky and sophisticated mathematics, a world-wide team of scientists have managed to find not only a tiny meteorite on the vast Nullarbor Plain, but also its orbit and the asteroid it came from.

Students from three Melbourne high schools will take control of CSIRO’s famous Parkes telescope in NSW using the internet today (Wednesday August 12) and post their results on Twitter.

Coordinating and supporting CSIRO’s space research, industry engagement and outreach activities.

CSIRO develops, designs and builds antennas for applications in wireless communications networks, radio astronomy and imaging systems.

Whether it's learning about  the daily behaviour of tuna or the changing circulation patterns of an entire ocean basin, marine observing technologies are essential for understanding our marine environment.

Sentinel Hotspots provides reliable 'eyes' in the sky for Emergency Services, using satellite images to locate and map bushfires occurring in Australia and providing the information to anyone on the internet.

The concept of Sentinel Asia is to provide online information from Earth observation satellites in ‘near real-time’ through a network of webGIS services such as the Australian Sentinel Hotspots system. (0.31 secs)

Discover how the BLUElink> ocean forecasting project will benefit a wide range of marine users in this video (5:30).

Dr Brian Boyle is the Director of the CSIRO Australia Telescope National Facility. His main research interests are cosmology and the properties of active galactic nuclei and quasars. 

Dr Nigel Tomkins is a research scientist with CSIRO Livestock Industries. He is investigating livestock-environment interactions and ways to reduce livestock methane emissions.

A report that will assist managers to deliver on the Reef Water Quality Protection Plan to ensure the future of Australia's Great Barrier Reef. (137 pages)