Tenth Anniversary of the Completion of China’s Sky Eye: Over 1,300 Pulsars Discovered in Total
Ten years of deep-space observations by China’s Sky Eye FAST, with more than 1,300 pulsars discovered in total Witness the continued progress of China’s radio astronomy and learn about the latest achievements of this scientific instrument
On September 25, 2026, the Fivehundredmeter Aperture Spherical Telescope, "China's Eye of Heaven" (FAST), marked the 10th anniversary of its completion. Over the past ten years, this scientific facility in Guizhou has continued deepspace observations and played an important role in exploring the universe.
According to reports, FAST has cumulatively discovered more than 1,300 pulsars and produced a number of significant scientific research results, helping the scientific community further expand its understanding of the universe.
This report reviews the growth of "China's Eye of Heaven" through data, showcasing China's continued progress in the field of radio astronomy.