How Bright is the Radio Sky? A 310 MHz Absolute Map

无线电天空有多亮?

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    2307198
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    $ 58.99万
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    美国
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant
  • 财政年份:
    2023
  • 资助国家:
    美国
  • 起止时间:
    2023-09-01 至 2026-08-31
  • 项目状态:
    未结题

项目摘要

It is important to observe all of the light that comes to us from astronomical sources in the universe, including the kinds of light that human eyes cannot see, like the longer wavelength of light called radio waves.  In addition to the radio waves that come from bright objects in space that we know about, there is also diffuse radio emission which comes from every direction in the sky.  This diffuse radio emission can only be properly understood by observing it over large portions of the sky at different radio wavelengths.  This project will make a new, modern map of these signals by utilizing the unique features of the Robert C. Byrd Green Bank Telescope along with advanced custom instrumentation developed specifically for this project.  The investigators will leverage cutting-edge radio receiver technology and contemporary computing capabilities to achieve unprecedented accuracy.  The resulting picture of the radio emission coming from our universe will be available to the astronomical community as an important resource. This project will also provide essential direct training opportunities for researchers and students. This project will produce a new map of the absolute sky brightness at 310 MHz, with angular resolution finer than Galactic features as well as polarization information. The resulting map will be the first such large-scale, absolutely calibrated radio map to be made in 40 years and the only one ever where an absolute zero-level calibration is the primary goal.  This map of the whole sky north of -47 degrees declination, with all Galactic latitudes observed, will allow a determination, for the first time in a systematically reliable way, of the absolute level of diffuse radio emission in the universe and from Galactic structure.  It will provide an important new resource for understanding and constraining almost all Galactic and extragalactic phenomena that manifest in, or depend on the understanding of, diffuse radio emission. These include cosmic microwave background studies, 21-cm cosmology, cosmic ray propagation, magnetic field structures, supernova remnant and pulsar searches, composition of the interstellar medium, finer scale radio structure, tracers for Galactic phenomena at other wavelengths, investigations of the radio synchrotron background, and many more.  The investigators will deploy a custom, novel polarization-sensitive receiver and low sidelobe, high edge-taper feed on the Green Bank Telescope.  The novel receiver technologies that will be deployed and characterized have the potential to yield important applications in radio astronomy.  This project will provide essential direct training for postdoctoral researchers and undergraduate students, as well as many potential research opportunities for graduate students given the wide variety of astrophysical investigations it will enable.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.
观测来自宇宙中天文源的所有光线是很重要的,包括人眼看不到的光线,比如波长更长的无线电波。除了我们所知道的来自太空中明亮物体的无线电波外,还有来自天空各个方向的散射射电辐射,这种散射射电辐射只有通过在不同的射电波段观测天空的大部分区域才能正确理解该项目将利用罗伯特C。伯德绿色银行望远镜沿着先进的定制仪器专门为这个项目开发。调查人员将利用先进的无线电接收器技术和当代计算能力,以达到前所未有的精度。由此产生的无线电发射来自我们的宇宙的图片将提供给天文学界作为一个重要的资源。 该项目还将为研究人员和学生提供重要的直接培训机会。该项目将生成310 MHz绝对天空亮度的新地图,其角分辨率比银河特征以及偏振信息更精细。由此产生的地图将是40年来第一张如此大规模的绝对校准的无线电地图,也是唯一一张以绝对零水平校准为主要目标的地图。这张地图涵盖了北纬-47度以北的整个天空,观察到了银河系的所有纬度,将首次以系统可靠的方式确定,它将提供一个重要的新资源,以了解和限制几乎所有的银河系和河外现象,表现在或依赖于对漫射射电辐射的理解。这些包括宇宙微波背景研究,21厘米宇宙学,宇宙射线传播,磁场结构,超新星遗迹和脉冲星搜索,星际介质的组成,更精细的尺度无线电结构,其他波长的银河系现象示踪剂,无线电同步加速器背景的调查,等等。 研究人员将在绿色班克望远镜上部署一个定制的新型偏振敏感接收机和低旁瓣、高边缘锥度馈源。将部署和表征的新型接收机技术有可能在射电天文学中产生重要应用。 该项目将为博士后研究人员和本科生提供必要的直接培训,并为研究生提供许多潜在的研究机会,因为它将使各种天体物理调查成为可能。该奖项反映了NSF的法定使命,并被认为值得通过使用基金会的智力价值和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估来支持。

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Conference Proposal: The Radio Synchrotron Background
会议提案:无线电同步加速器背景
  • 批准号:
    1557628
  • 财政年份:
    2016
  • 资助金额:
    $ 58.99万
  • 项目类别:
    Standard Grant

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