Discover the mysterious message of aliens

Astronomers have discovered a series of mysterious pulse signals that originate outside our solar system and form a strange, unexplainable form.

Aliens send messages to Earth

So far only 10 impulse signs, such as fast radio bursts (FRB) , have been discovered. Astronomers are still not clear what they are.

The scattered measurements of all 10 FRB pulses are multiples of 187.5.(Photo: Daily Mail)

However, a new study found that the dispersion measurements of all 10 strange pulses are multiples of 187.5 . The study authors, including expert Michael Hippke from the Institute of Data Analysis (Germany) and expert John Learned of the University of Hawaii (USA), said the probability of the occurrence of the above signals is only The coincidence is 5 / 10,000.

New Scientist quoted quoted Learned as saying, if all the impulses follow a pattern, the phenomenon is very difficult to explain. It implies, all five sources emit pulses that are evenly spaced from Earth, billions of light years away from our planet.

" There is something really interesting that we need to understand. This will be something new in the field of physics, like a new kind of metaphor, or will be the product of alien creatures, if they are We can eliminate everything else, " Mr. Hippke said.

The FSB was first discovered in 1967, when the astounding British astronomer Jocelyn Bell Burnell observed mysterious pulse signals emanating from outside the solar system. Over the following months, Ms. Burnell said, these signals could have originated from an extraterrestrial civilization. Even so, they were later proved to be fast-rotating stars, called stars.

However, a new series of mysterious FRB signals from 2007 once made the astronomers confused and wondered if we were getting the messages of aliens.

The Parkes telescope in Australia has detected FRB pulses.(Photo: Corbis)

According to experts, FRB is radio-frequency electronic occurrences that appear randomly and transiently, making it difficult for us not only to find, but to study them. This led to numerous speculations about their origins, from colliding neutron stars, white dwarfs merging with alien messages.

The most recent data from the Australian radio telescope Parkes and the giant Puerto Rico radio disc all confirm that the above signals are real. However, until now, FRB is still a mystery .

Nigel Watson, author of the UFO Survey Guide, said that the scientific community will need more research and observations in the future to determine where and what these strange pulse signals come from. cause them. Until then, it will be difficult to refute any hypothesis about their origin.