## Project researchers ##

We are an international team of researchers who are interested in understanding the radio source population of the Small Magellanic Cloud itself, and those radio sources that we see as foreground or background sources.

Project Lead: Gideon de Beer (University of Cape Town & SAAO)
Vanessa McBride (University of Cape Town, SAAO & OAD)
Tana Joseph (University of Amsterdam)
Emma Alexander (University of Manchester)
Ian Heywood (Oxford University)
Bradley Frank (Royal Observatory Edinburgh)
Sharmila Goedhart (SKAO)
Shazrene Mohamed (University of Miami & SAAO)
Itumeleng Monageng (University of Cape Town & SAAO)
Orapeleng Mogawana (University of Cape Town)
Ben Stappers (University of Manchester)
Lee Townsend (SAAO)
Jacco van Loon (Keele University)

## A special thanks to people whose efforts have contributed to this project ##

MeerKAT SMC Legacy Survey team
Project testers at SAAO and UCT


Team

Research

Results

Help us build a catalogue of extended radio sources in the field of the Small Magellanic Cloud

Radio whispers from our neighbouring galaxy

In each image, there will be multiple colour-coded shapes. The Radio contour lines are solid green, sources that are categorized as bright radio sources have a blue solid ellipse, and sources with weaker signal strength, but which are still worth looking at, have a green dashed ellipse.

The workflow consists of answering some questions about the central source in each image. These central sources all have solid blue ellipses around them. A secondary task will ask volunteers to mark all ellipses they think are associated with the central Radio source. Finally, the question of the presence of an associated optical source will be asked.

Radio whispers from our neighbouring galaxy

The Team

Project researchers

A special thanks to people whose efforts have contributed to this project