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Astronomers scanning the cosmic melee for radio waves recently spotted a "strange object" that gives off regular bursts of energy. Experts from the International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research (ICRAR) noticed that this object lets out powerful burst three times per hour.

Australian researchers have discovered a mysterious object in Milky Way that sends radio signals at regular intervals and is nothing like astronomers have seen before.

The spinning space object, spotted in March 2018, beamed out radiation three times per hour. In those moments, it became the brightest source of radio waves viewable from Earth, acting like a celestia

Astronomers scanning the cosmic melee for radio waves recently spotted a "strange object" that gives off regular bursts of energy. Experts from the International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research (ICRAR) noticed that this object lets out powerful burst three times per hour.

The space structure was said to be an astronomical lighthouse.

Radio telescopes are detecting more mysterious signals. They switch on and off and don't match any type of star, or dead star, known to science.

Astronomers have discovered a mystery object in the sky that was sending out a beam of radiation every 20 minutes – an unusual pattern that has not been seen before.

The brightest radio sources are supermassive black holes flaring huge jets of matter into space at nearly the speed of light. What had we found that could possibly be brighter than that?

Astronomers in Australia have spotted a mysterious object unlike anything ever seen before. Observations of the “spooky” item showed it releasing a ...

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