Astronomers have fixed an unknown signal from outer space

The exact origin of the signals is still unknown. Of the 13 fast radio pulses, called FRB, there was an unusual signal that was constantly repeated. It comes from the same source, located at a distance of 1.5 billion light-years (up to 10,000 billion kilometers).

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An impulse of this type was fixed to Histories only once by another telescope.

Ingrid Steirs, an astrophysicist at the University of British Columbia, said that if there was another such signal, it can be assumed that there could be even more. With a large number of sources available for study, we can understand these cosmic secrets: where they are and what are the causes. The telescope at this Canadian university only started operating in 2017. And since that time, it has already set 13 radio pulses and in particular one that is being repeated constantly.

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Several hypotheses predict where these signals may occur. In particular, a neutron star with a pretty powerful magnetic field. As a result, signals can emit an extraterrestrial spacecraft. But these assumptions have not been confirmed by specialists.

It was reported that the Hubble orbital observatory had discovered a large, extremely bright black hole in the primitive universe, which was reaching an incredibly large mass only 850 million years after the Big Bang.