On March 9, the brightest Fast Radio Burst detected so far was picked up by CSIRO’s Parkes Radio Telescope, located in Australia. Dubbed FRB 180309, it had a signal-to-noise ratio of 411, making it the brightest one we’ve seen “by far.”
But it wouldn’t be a mystery if there wasn’t a catch. FRBs, despite being absurdly bright and powerful, don’t seem to appear in patterns. They come from many different parts of the sky, but it seems that only two have ever come from the same source: FRB 121102, which may have come from a neutron star. The others appear almost randomly, making studying them difficult. On top of that, only 33 have ever been observed.
Could this be a case of interstellar language getting lost in translation? Well, it looks like FRBs will remain a mystery.
Burst says: i am coming for you loonies, stooges, shills, parasites, scumbags, disgusting bailifs doctors politicians establishment, day of judgement is coming
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Great now I gotta figure out how FRB’S and cosmic rays relate and interact with each other. I’m still working on the CORONA HOLE EJECTIONS from are yellow sun???!!! 😉
Could this be a case of interstellar language getting lost in translation?
I can translate in my way. “Hey, Shadow Government (=Reptilian World Government) and Illuminati (reptilian Royal organization) on the Earth! Stop resisting! You are under arrest (=cardiac arrest =heart attack)! You have the right to remain silence. You are going to be on the trial in the Galactic Court, and to be sent to a prison planet until you are rehabilitated.”