'Getting' signaled by aliens?

According to the Daily Mail, when the wave of the above wave is identified, astronomers once demanded that the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) Search Project is looking deeper into whether these signals are is an alien message or not.

Sciencealert reports that alien research scientists from McGill University (Canada) have received 6 more radioactive X signaling fast radio bursts (FRB) from the same point away from the Milky Way galaxy Earth.

According to scientists, fast radio pulse FRB is the most elusive type of signal from space . They are temporary and random radio emissions that are both difficult to detect and difficult to study.

In March, scientists identified 10 powerful fast radio pulse signals coming from the same place in space. And now, they receive another 6 signals that also seem to come from that area.

FRB waves are the most mysterious and mysterious signal that scientists receive from the universe - (Photo: CSIRO / Harvard).

Each FRB only ends after a few milliseconds. But with such a short time, they also emitted large amounts of energy equivalent to the Sun shining all day. However, even so, scientists have not yet determined what has produced such a short and sharp wave pulse.

The reason people are confused about FRB is not because they are "rare". Scientists estimate that there are about 2,000 FRBs running through the universe every day, but they are too short to identify. By 2007, humanity had discovered this wave of waves and by the beginning of this year, the new scientific world was fast enough to "capture" them in real time.

These waves are identified from McGill University in Montreal, using the Green Bank telescope in West Virginia (pictured) and at Puerto Rico's Arecibo Observatory - (Photo: Getty Images).

They have obtained 16 signals from the same place so scientists have a way to narrow down the explanations of their occurrence and place.

Specifically, 10 signals were detected from Arecibo telescope in Puerto Rico in March this year. They are impressive because repetition is unlike anything we've ever seen before. The team also discovered an additional FRB from 2012 also in that area.

After that, a team of researchers from McGill University (Canada) identified 6 more mysterious wave pulses also from the same place named FRB 121102.

They wrote in The Astrophysical Journal: "We detected 6 radio wave pulses, of which 5 (wave pulses) with the Green Bank telescope at 2 GHz, and 1 at 1.4 GHz with Arecibo Observatory of 17 pulses has been detected from this source ".

They have not yet pinpointed the location of FRB 121102, but based on how the frequencies slow down, they identify them from a place far beyond the Milky Way. And that gives some pretty important clues about the cause of this event.

Are aliens trying to contact us like in the movie Arrival?Are they friendly or will they be aggressive like Stephen Hawking worried?- (Photo: Movie Arrival).

Currently, the leading hypothesis of the origin of these fast radio wave pulses is due to collisions between two neutron stars , which form black holes. When these collisions occur, a large amount of short, sharp radio energy will burst into space.

Second, the other 17 fast radio wave pulses come from another phenomenon such as from a young neutron star, which turns out enough energy and emits strong wave pulses. The researchers also added that there are more than one type of FRB and they have different origins.

According to the Daily Mail, when the wave of the above wave is identified, astronomers once demanded that the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) Search Project is looking deeper into whether these signals are is an alien message or not. But it is still unclear whether McGill University researchers this time ask for help from SETI.

Meanwhile, Stephen Hawking has always warned that we are playing dangerous games by trying to contact them.

This great physicist believes that if aliens explore the earth means they want to conquer and Earth colony. But former founder of the SETI Institute Jill Tarter doesn't think so. She said that aliens travel through space, through the universe will be friendly and come in peace.