Hello, hello Martian! Are aliens really trying to establish contact?

The existence of aliens has been widely discussed by astronomers and there is a plausible justification for it. Enigmatic radio signals appeared, without identification, which was enough to arouse the curiosity of scientists. These are intense and intermittent light emissions, called fast radio bursts (FRBs) by science, and are detected in the frequency range of the electromagnetic spectrum. Was it the aliens?

Although they have only been observed in the last 15 years, their origin remains unknown to scientists, adding an element of mystery to these cosmic phenomena. Certainly suggest that it is not something that came about by chance. Furthermore, the hypothesis that such signals could be attempts at alien contact with Earth has generated considerable speculation and debate.

Are aliens trying to establish contact with Earth?

A significant milestone has been reached by an international team of scientists that may provide valuable clues about the origin of fast radio bursts (FRBs).

Their findings revealed that a specific FRB, identified as 20190520B, probably has its origin in a binary system located on the outskirts of a dwarf galaxy with low concentration of metallic elements, at an impressive distance of approximately 3 billion light years from Earth. This revelation raises new questions and stimulates understanding about the nature and origin of these intriguing cosmic phenomena.

There are still uncertainties about the exact source of the fast radio bursts (FRBs), the scientists involved in the study suggest that it could be associated with a “compact object” close to a massive star with stellar winds intense. This discovery raises the intriguing possibility that extraterrestrial life might be involved.

Within this perspective, two main theories are being considered: the presence of a black hole or a highly magnetized 'magnetar', a special neutron star. Still, none of these theories fit perfectly when all the data are taken into account, which makes the mystery of FRBs all the more fascinating for researchers.

After a thorough analysis, experts concluded that the FRB signal underwent two dramatic changes during the analysis process. This puzzling discovery led scientists to propose an explanation: the magnetic fields surrounding it must have been reversed or twisted by a force of turbulent nature.

This hypothesis opens up new perspectives on the mechanisms involved in fast radio bursts, highlighting the importance of continuing to study these fascinating cosmic phenomena. The next time something "weird" is detected, I suggest you heed the 'Hello, hello Martian' connection to break the tension!

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