No, a Chinese telescope didn't just detect aliens. Here's what actually happened | Salon.com
China has world's biggest radio telescope, but is focusing on more | South China Morning Post
China is opening up its FAST telescope to foreign scientists looking for alien life - Science
China Finds Phone-Wielding Tourists and Telescopes Don't Mesh | WIRED
China eyes hunt for alien life with giant radio telescope | The Japan Times
China Gives Foreign Scientists Access to World's Largest Radio Telescope - Caixin Global
China's FAST Telescope Officially Opens to World----Chinese Academy of Sciences
China fits final piece on world's largest radio telescope - BBC News
Gigantic Chinese telescope opens to astronomers worldwide
China to open giant telescope to international scientists
A Chinese Telescope Did Not Find an Alien Signal. The Search Continues. - The New York Times
World's largest radio telescope in China is completed and enters testing | WIRED UK
China's new radio telescope | Today's Image | EarthSky
China's radio telescope detects first persistently active repeating fast radio burst from 3b light years away - Global Times
China launches remote sensing to monitor operation of FAST telescope - Chinadaily.com.cn
The Eye of Heaven – Pingtang County, China - Atlas Obscura
No, China's 'Sky Eye' Telescope Has Not Detected Radio Signals From Alien Civilizations - CNET
China Now Has the World's Biggest Radio Dish | Air & Space Magazine| Smithsonian Magazine
Xuntian - Wikipedia
Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical Telescope - Wikipedia
Spat threatens China's plans to build world's largest telescope | Science | AAAS
China to relocate 10,000 people to make way for telescope - BBC News
Daring Chinese telescope is poised to transform astronomy | Nature
China Telescope to Displace 9,000 Villagers in Hunt for Extraterrestrials - The New York Times
China detects possible 'extraterrestrial civilizations,' state media reports | KXAN Austin
China Holds World's Last Giant, Single-Dish Telescope: 500-Meter FAST
China's FAST telescope opened up to scientists from 14 countries last year | South China Morning Post
