A Unified Explanation for Fast Radio Bursts
Researchers examine the possibility that one-off and repeating fast radio bursts could both arise from magnetars. The post A Unified Explanation for Fast Radio Bursts appeared first on AAS Nova .
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🌌 🧪 For two decades now, #astronomers have been recording short-lived extremely energetic radio signals dubbed fast radio bursts. ✍🏼 New
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