This is the first fast radio burst known to have a steady beat0
- From Around the Web, Space
- February 8, 2020
A blast of radio waves from deep space appears to be on a 16-day cycle
A blast of radio waves from deep space appears to be on a 16-day cycle
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The red giant star engulfed its smaller stellar companion
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