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Mysterious "Dead" Satellite Sends Powerful Signal to Earth After Decades
The radio pulse was blasted from a defunct satellite, Relay 2, which was an experimental communications satellite launched in 1964.
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Mysterious Radio Signal Emanates From Milky Way, Baffles Astronomers
The mysterious radio signal is located roughly 4,000 light-years away from Earth
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Mysterious Object That Flashes Brilliantly at Regular Intervals Discovered in Milky Way
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.
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This Mysterious Space Signal Is (Probably) Not From Aliens
The signal was like nothing Abel Mendez had ever seen. It had the same frequency as radio emissions from satellites, but it pulsed like it came from something much more distant. It appeared only when Mendez and his colleagues had their telescope pointed at a single star - an unassuming red dwarf called Ross 128 just 11 light-years away.
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Mysterious Radio Pulses from Outer Space Explained
Astronomers have tied the origin of Fast Radio Bursts - brief yet brilliant eruptions of cosmic radio waves - to a highly magnetised, gas-filled region of space, providing a new hint in the decade-long quest to explain the mysterious radio pulses.
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Mysterious "Dead" Satellite Sends Powerful Signal to Earth After Decades
The radio pulse was blasted from a defunct satellite, Relay 2, which was an experimental communications satellite launched in 1964.
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Mysterious Radio Signal Emanates From Milky Way, Baffles Astronomers
The mysterious radio signal is located roughly 4,000 light-years away from Earth
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Mysterious Object That Flashes Brilliantly at Regular Intervals Discovered in Milky Way
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.
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This Mysterious Space Signal Is (Probably) Not From Aliens
The signal was like nothing Abel Mendez had ever seen. It had the same frequency as radio emissions from satellites, but it pulsed like it came from something much more distant. It appeared only when Mendez and his colleagues had their telescope pointed at a single star - an unassuming red dwarf called Ross 128 just 11 light-years away.
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Mysterious Radio Pulses from Outer Space Explained
Astronomers have tied the origin of Fast Radio Bursts - brief yet brilliant eruptions of cosmic radio waves - to a highly magnetised, gas-filled region of space, providing a new hint in the decade-long quest to explain the mysterious radio pulses.
