Mysterious cosmic radio signal spotted unusually close to Earth
Another 20 fast radio bursts (FRBs) have been observed by astronomers from Swinburne University of Technology in Australia. The astrophysical mysteries—brief, bright flashes of radio waves that last a few milliseconds—are thought to […] The post Fast Radio Bursts Shine Light on Celestial Web appeared first on Geek.com.
Mysterious cosmic radio signal spotted unusually close to Earth
Mon 15 Oct 18 from Newscientist
Astronomers reveal 20 new Fast Radio Bursts
A new radio telescope increases the number of mysterious high powered emissions from beyond the galaxy. Andrew Masterson reports.
Wed 10 Oct 18 from Cosmos Magazine
Aussie telescope almost doubles known number of mysterious 'fast radio bursts'
Wed 10 Oct 18 from Phys.org
'Alien' fast radio bursts found extremely close to Earth
Researchers at Swinburne University of Technology in Australia are behind the find and they say the object responsible for the signal must be within 100 million light years or so.
21 hours ago from Daily Mail
Scientists are spotting deep space radio wave bursts at faster rates
Fast radio bursts (FRBs) are brief but incredibly intense flashes of radio waves that originate outside of our galaxy, and these milliseconds-long bursts of light are rather mysterious ...
Thu 11 Oct 18 from Engadget
We’ve seen more fast radio bursts, but still don’t know what they are
A survey shows that the lone repeating instance is a real exception.
Thu 11 Oct 18 from Ars Technica
Mysterious deep-space flashes: 19 more 'fast radio bursts' found
A huge haul of newfound fast radio bursts (FRBs) may help astronomers finally start to get a handle on these mysterious and powerful blasts from deep space.
Thu 11 Oct 18 from FOXNews
Fast Radio Bursts Shine Light on Celestial Web
Thu 11 Oct 18 from Geek.com
Astronomers Confirm Earth Is Being Bombarded with Ancient, Invisible Energy from Another Galaxy
The brightest lights you cannot see are bombarding Earth from another galaxy, and they could be signs of aliens.
Wed 10 Oct 18 from Livescience
Australian researchers DOUBLE the number of known fast radio bursts
Australian researchers have discovered a bevvy of brief but powerful bursts of radio waves. Among the 19 signals observed were some of the closest and brightest FRBs ever detected.
Wed 10 Oct 18 from Daily Mail
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