NASA Detected Strange Radio Signals From Space

NASA Detected Strange Radio Signals From Space.
Astronomers have been left baffled by the recent discovery of a mysterious radio signal emanating from somewhere near the center of our galaxy. The signal has been blinking on and off, and it continues to grow 100 times brighter and dimmer over time. Then without any explanation, the signal completely disappears for months at a time. This is truly unlike anything that astronomers have seen in space before.


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[harleyb-ham]

If it's aliens looking for intelligent life, they'll be very disappointed if they find us.

[kimchi]

Alien1:the humans have developed nuclear weapons
Alien2:so you mean they are intelligent?
Alien1:I wouldn't go that far, they aimed it at themselves

[craiggilchrist]

I just think as our technology grows and our instruments get more sensitive we are inevitably going to pick up more and more signals. They are not new, they have always been there and we have only just been able to pick them up. Probably a pulsar.

[jimmykelly]

If you were a intelligent alien life form trying to communicate with the rest of your galaxy the best position to send out your signal would be at the galactic center. It makes sense since you could cover the entire galaxy from a central location and you can bet that other intelligent life forms would be casting their instruments towards it

[denofwolves]

It is very likely a binary set of neutron stars. Their wobble could very well put us in and out of the direction of their pulse which would account for the periods of "silence".

[Ajay-ivvu]

The new James Webb telescope should be able to help with this.

[lucypretorius]

Hard to believe that I am part of this exciting universe....

[michaelreborn]

It would be interesting if we could hear what these signals sound like or in some other way experience the contents of the signals being sent.

[Shaikh-Ji]

Thank you for keeping music little lower... Now we can hear the information clearly

[kkhalifah]

Half expecting one Dr Arroway to appear in the video declaring the signal is from Vega and it comprises prime numbers.

[sagittariusa]

I farted and now the entire universe knows. *SIGH*

[janicepedroli]

In the 80s we sent all kinds of space vehicles into space. They said who we are where we are they played music and even code into space. Now we have a signal Beck. I don't think NASA is worried.

[catalin-constantin]

Maybe next time you will play the sound of the signal so we can hear them

[heMech]

Am I the only one getting chills from this signal?

[Dr.Gunsmith]

Aliens are far to wise to try contact us lunatics 😂

[alocin]

Thank you for a wonderful production. I liked it.

[leeroyc]

Not the first time this has happened. Ever heard of the WOW Signal?

[whirledpeas]

The only thing that worries NASA is lack of funding, and rightly so

[journalbee]

Two basic things strike me on first view, and that's the spinning motion of the radio signal, plus the source being 100 percent invisible. Gravity is invisible. Could gravity, or some form of it be responsible for this unusual variance in the behavior of radio waves/signals? I wonder if there's a common denominator among the similar behaving signals in the other instances? Back to the rest of the video. :)

[cheezdoritoz]

Imagine if 2 galaxies were passing and were getting signals from other life