Cosmological Evolution of Fast Radio Bursts and the Star Formation Rate
Sujay Champati and Vahé Petrosian 2025 ApJL 988 L64 An investigation of the evolution of fast radio bursts with redshift found similarities in the properties of fast radio bursts and short gamma-ray…
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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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