A giant Chinese telescope captures the strange signals of a deep star

Chinese astronomers have discovered frequent fast radio bursts (FRPs) from a deep star (strange signals coming from a source located three billion light-years away from the Earth), via the telescope Chinese "Fast", which is the largest and most sensitive in the world.

Researchers from the National Astronomical Observatories of the Chinese Academy of Sciences said in a statement that astronomers had been able to track signals with a 500-meter-wide (Fast) telescope with a diameter of 500 meters.

The researchers explained that the "FRP" explosions are explosive flashes in the universe, called "fast", because of the intensity of short and flashes taking only a few milliseconds, but no logical explanation of their source has not been provided so far. Helps to shed light on the source and physical mechanisms of FRP signals.