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Signals from space: FOUR times scientists believed we were contacted by aliens after radio signals - Vimarsana News

Signals from space: FOUR times scientists believed we were contacted by aliens after radio signals

Scientists who found an 'impossible' spinning object in space that sent repeating radio signals to Earth every 18 minutes were initially 'concerned' they might have picked up a message from aliens.

Astronomers Down Under Spot 'Spooky' Ultra-Slow Flashing Light 4,000 Light-Years Away Unlike Anything in Space - Vimarsana News

Astronomers Down Under Spot 'Spooky' Ultra-Slow Flashing Light 4,000 Light-Years Away Unlike Anything in Space

Scanning the skies from Down Under, a team of astronomers detected an enigmatic burst of radio energy unlike ...

This Object in Space Flashed Brilliantly for 3 Months, Then Disappeared. Astronomers Are Intrigued - Vimarsana News

This Object in Space Flashed Brilliantly for 3 Months, Then Disappeared. Astronomers Are Intrigued

“Holy sharks, Batman, it’s periodic!” I exclaimed on Slack. It was the first lockdown of 2021 in Perth, and we were all working from home. And

'Cosmic mystery': Object found in space emitted radio bursts every 18 minutes - Vimarsana News

'Cosmic mystery': Object found in space emitted radio bursts every 18 minutes

“We've discovered something completely new, and I'm thrilled that the universe can still surprise us like this,” said Dr. Natasha Hurley-Walker, the team's lead researcher.

'Cosmic mystery': Object found in space emitted radio bursts every 18 minutes - Vimarsana News

'Cosmic mystery': Object found in space emitted radio bursts every 18 minutes

“We've discovered something completely new, and I'm thrilled that the universe can still surprise us like this,” said Dr. Natasha Hurley-Walker, the team's lead researcher.

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