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Astronomers have detected a radio signal in our galaxy that blares for several minutes at a time, every 21 minutes, and has been doing so for at least 35 years. This bizarre signal doesn’t fit the bill for any known object without some major revisions to current physics. Continue Reading Category: Space, Science Tags: Fast Radio Bursts, Radio, Radio Waves, Magnetic field, Neutron Generators, Stars, Astronomy
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