Galactic Flashbacks: 8 Billion-Year-Old Radio Burst Unlocks

Astronomers have identified the oldest and most distant fast radio burst (FRB) yet, about eight billion years old, supporting theories on FRBs and their ability to reveal "missing" matter between galaxies. This discovery promises more insights into the Universe's structure with future telescopic adv

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