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Subj: Harvard scientists say aliens may be using giant radio beams
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Harvard scientists say aliens may be using giant radio beams to travel the
cosmos
Two Harvard University scientists are suggesting that mysterious fast radio
bursts, detected in faraway galaxies, may be evidence of aliens traveling
through the cosmos.
FRBs are extremely bright flashes of radio waves that last for only a
thousandth of a second and are detected by earthbound telescopes. Since the
first one was observed 10 years ago, 17 have actually been reported,
although scientists think there are thousands of them a day.
At first, Abraham “Avi” Loeb said, he took a conservative approach to
explaining them.
“It looked like the simplest explanation would be flares from stars in the
Milky Way galaxy,” said Loeb, a theoretical astrophysicist and chair of
Harvards astronomy department.
But then “one of the FRBs was localized to reside in a small galaxy at a
distance of about a billion light-years away,” Loeb told The Huffington
Post. (One light-year is about 6 trillion miles.)
Essentially, that means these FRBs are coming from the edge of the universe
and must be brighter than anything else we know.
www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/aliens-space-travel-fast-radio-bursts_us_58caf1f7e4b00705db4d8f65
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