Astronomers were stunned after detecting a mysterious radio signal that repeats every 16.35 days from a galaxy about 457 million light-years away
The signal is linked to a fast radio burst (FRB) — one of the universe’s strangest phenomena — and its repeating pattern made it even more mysterious
Because unlike random space signals, this one follows a cycle… almost like something out there is switching on and off
No one knows exactly what causes it yet, but it’s one of the wildest cosmic mysteries scientists have ever tracked
The signal is linked to a fast radio burst (FRB) — one of the universe’s strangest phenomena — and its repeating pattern made it even more mysterious
Because unlike random space signals, this one follows a cycle… almost like something out there is switching on and off
No one knows exactly what causes it yet, but it’s one of the wildest cosmic mysteries scientists have ever tracked
Astronomers were stunned after detecting a mysterious radio signal that repeats every 16.35 days from a galaxy about 457 million light-years away
The signal is linked to a fast radio burst (FRB) — one of the universe’s strangest phenomena — and its repeating pattern made it even more mysterious
Because unlike random space signals, this one follows a cycle… almost like something out there is switching on and off
No one knows exactly what causes it yet, but it’s one of the wildest cosmic mysteries scientists have ever tracked
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