Radio Burst Confirmed From a Faraway Galaxy In The Constellation Canis Major – Scientists Baffled

Radio Burst Confirmed From a Faraway Galaxy In The Constellation Canis Major – Scientists Baffled

 

The constellation of Canis Major and nearby open clusters and nebulas, taken from Coonabarabran, NSW, Australia, December 13/14, 2012, with Sigma 50mm lens at f/3.2 and the filter-modified Canon 5D MkII at ISO 800 for stack of 6 x 4 minute exposures. M41 is below Sirius, M46 and M47 are to the left edge of frame. M50 is above the Seagull Nebula, IC 2177 at upper left. Some exposures had light cirrus cloud passing through which added the star glows naturally. I have turned Canis Major right side up but from Australia it would appear upside down -- the part of the frame closest to the horizon when I took this was the top of the frame. Sirius is at upper centre, vastly overexposed.

The constellation of Canis Major and nearby open clusters and nebulas, taken from Coonabarabran, NSW, Australia, December 13/14, 2012

A mysterious radio flash, one of many which have baffled leading scientists for many years, has now been traced to a galaxy six billion light-years from Earth – and Scientists are still completely baffled about what could be causing this.

A Fast radio burst (FRBs) are completely invisible to the human eye and only last about a fraction of a second, but at the same time emitting about as much energy in a millisecond as the Sun does in about 10,000 years – this is some INCREDIBLE force!

For many years it has been unknown what actually causes them – only 17 have been detected since about 2007, even though more than 10,000 are thought to occur every day – and this is where it gets VERY interesting as for years top astronomers have been unable to discover where they come from or what even causes them!

Lost in Space

Unknown Signals from space?

But the good news is that now a team has for the very first time ever, traced one flash to a faraway galaxy in the constellation Canis Major (also known as the Dog Star).  The Galaxy would be about approximately six BILLION light years from Planet Earth.  It has even been speculated for a long while that the actual flashes might be signals from alien beings, but APPARENTLY this has been ruled out by study lead author Evan Keane of the Square Kilometre Array Organization, however this is inconclusive and we do NOT know what is the actual cause for these strange flashes in space.

It has been suggested that the more likely reason for the FRB, seen on 18 April last year, was the result of two ultra-dense neutron stars colliding, but again this has not yet been confirmed and there is NO factual evidence to back this up.  The interesting thing is that we do not have a clue what is causing these signals, well that is what we are informed of by the media!?

Coincidentally a strange unknown supposed ‘mega-structure’ has been spotted in Space, which potentially could be something called a Dyson Sphere – A star which has been identified by the Kepler Space Telescope which may harbour structures which could point to an incredibly advanced technological civilisation surrounding it.  It has been mentioned by one of the Astronomers that the large cluster of unusual objects in space appear to look like something that you would possibly “expect an alien civilization to build” Using the structure to compile the Stars energy – please see our post on this – http://www.ufointernationalproject.com/latest-news/alien-megastructure-discovered-around-a-far-off-star/

Perhaps there is some kind of technology out there which we could not yet possibly understand!?

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What lies beyond?

Intriguingly in the hours after this flash was witnessed, a rather strange “afterglow” lasting up to about six days was detected – This was picked up by a Japanese telescope in Hawaii, which was able to detect its origin in space – It was confirmed by Mr Keane that this involved zooming in by more than a 1,000 times more than what could be done with just one telescope!

The origin was traced to the galaxy – elliptical rather than spiral – about 70,000 light-years wide and with a mass of about 100 billion Sun-sized stars:

“Our discovery opens the way to working out what makes these bursts,” said Simon Johnston of Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, which was involved in the project.

But will we ever be told the TRUTH about what really causes these signals if they appear to come from some kind of ET Beings out there in the unknown Universe?

U.I.P SUMMARY

For many years now we have picked up radio signals from space without any true knowledge of exactly what they are and where they come from, so this piece of news is rather exciting that we can at least indicate where abouts in the Universe it is coming from – it is just their true origin which is still a mystery (apparently!?).

Us guys at U.I.P can clearly not confirm that these signals are a 100% caused by Alien Beings, however what we can confirm is that no matter what any leading Astronomer or scientist says we do NOT know what is causing these unusual ‘massive’ Radio bursts from deep space!

Perhaps this is some kind o technology which we could not even begin to comprehend as we are far too under-advanced to appreciate the science/technology which could have gone into creating such a thing. Lets not forget that in the greater scheme of things we are an incredibly under-advanced civilisation, in fact in the greater scheme of things we aren’t even a ‘type’ of civilisation yet as we are far too dependable of the planet earths natural resources (fossil fuels etc) – please click HERE for more on this!

We know very little of the Universe and what lies beyond – it is time to discover what is going on out there and what the Elite really know about.

Here’s another sneaky bit of drip feeding of disclosure by those in the know – http://www.ufointernationalproject.com/latest-news/scientists-confirm-advanced-alien-civilizations-possible-in-50-galaxies/

MWV

Alien Vintage

Art by Raphael Terra @http://ufoartist.blogspot.co.uk/

 

 

 

 

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