First REAL Alien Contact?

[20Phoenix15]

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This is an article from the RT website.


An unknown radio signal, which may have come from a black hole, colliding neutron stars (or – for those who ‘believe’ – alien life), has been picked up by astronomers live for the first time ever. Its origins remain mysterious.
The fast radio bursts are quick, bright flashes of radio waves that last only milliseconds, but still emit as much energy as the sun in an entire day.
This is the first time that these radio waves have been spotted live. The first burst was picked up in 2007 by sifting through old data at the Parkes Radio Telescope in Eastern Australia. Only seven others have been seen since then.
This time, the mysterious waves were picked with the use of 12 telescopes in Australia, Chile, Germany, Hawaii, India, California and the Canary Islands.
Because they observed the radio waves in real time, they were also able to try and find other wavelengths, like x-rays or infrared to find out their source...but remained unable to find anything.
“The fact that we did not see light in other wavelengths eliminates a number of astronomical phenomena that are associated with violent events such as gamma-ray bursts from exploding stars and supernovae, which were otherwise candidates for the burst,” Daniele Malesani, of the University of Copenhagen, told Astronomy Magazine.

http://rt.com/news/225367-radio-waves-deep-space/

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Ok. can anyone simplify this for us please?

[jaypol81]

ei lock rani sa moderator... ^_^ promise.. basta alien2x ang topic..

[yhokz101]

TS maybe your thread title is misleading... this is rather an interesting discovery, I read this one too pero just be subtle lang sa title.

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the astronomers or scientist are still baffled about this event.. they could mean some black holes colliding or an enormous big bang event billions of lightyears away. There so much speculations about this but lets not just put some flavor para dli ma close ang thread.

[stealthghost]

@TS, in simple layman's logical term.

Ngit-ngit na sa imu kwarto, og naa'y ni-saba, naa'y natagak sa CR, imung gi-tan.aw unsa tong nataga og nganu, kinsa og asa jud gikan ang tingog.

Sa mga dili curious nga tao: UNGO to xa..

[AMD_infinium05]

are their radio waves can likely be similar from what humans have come up? hehe

[spectrespook]

There are a lot of stuff that haven't been discovered yet, and for those who are curious enough about radio wave signals this might be something intriguing!

[20Phoenix15]

tnx sa inyo mga comments og pagpasabot.

sigoro ibutang lang nato sa context ang word nga ALIEN, di sigoro pasabot ana kanang mga martian or unsa ba diha ehehe.

radio waves outside sa atong kalibotan ba kaha o radio waves nga dili nato makitan sa atong planeta.

pero akong pangutana ba mao pa diay ni nga radio waves ilang na sugatan sa outer space?

[Lee Ho Khan]

This is an article from the RT website.


An unknown radio signal, which may have come from a black hole, colliding neutron stars (or – for those who ‘believe’ – alien life), has been picked up by astronomers live for the first time ever. Its origins remain mysterious.
The fast radio bursts are quick, bright flashes of radio waves that last only milliseconds, but still emit as much energy as the sun in an entire day.
This is the first time that these radio waves have been spotted live. The first burst was picked up in 2007 by sifting through old data at the Parkes Radio Telescope in Eastern Australia. Only seven others have been seen since then.
This time, the mysterious waves were picked with the use of 12 telescopes in Australia, Chile, Germany, Hawaii, India, California and the Canary Islands.
Because they observed the radio waves in real time, they were also able to try and find other wavelengths, like x-rays or infrared to find out their source...but remained unable to find anything.
“The fact that we did not see light in other wavelengths eliminates a number of astronomical phenomena that are associated with violent events such as gamma-ray bursts from exploding stars and supernovae, which were otherwise candidates for the burst,” Daniele Malesani, of the University of Copenhagen, told Astronomy Magazine.

http://rt.com/news/225367-radio-waves-deep-space/

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Ok. can anyone simplify this for us please?

First sentence pa lang, dli na credible. "May come from a blackhole"? LOL, not even light escapes a blackhole due to the immense gravity it exerts. All wavelengths (gamma ray, radio waves, AM, FM, LTE, unsa pa dra), dli na sila mka escape sa blackhole once mo enter na xa sa event horizon. So for the article to say "May" come from a blackhole, it just shows wla xay idea sa iya gainayawyaw and I refuse to read the rest of the article.

[Lamusika]

alien means not like us

[silentnuker]

alien could mean not from the earth. not native to this world.