Astronomers Picking Up Brief Split-Second Radio Waves From Deep Space

Astronomers have detected split-second pulses of radio waves from space. One on the Arecibo radio telescope in Puerto Rico and more at the Mount Pleasant Radio Observatory (Hobart) also in Australia. Astrophysicists believe the signals come from beyond our own Milky Way galaxy and the exact cause(s) of the signals is a mystery.

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[JimbobJR]

Space is amazing. this kinda reminds me of the wow signal ^^ ..evaporating black holes.. thats new for me :)

[keebler]

Damn Jim, this one really tugged at my heart strings.

Kidding <3 =^)

[KevinP]

man i got really excited once i read the title and then NO BUENO lol.

[tysonblackwolf]

I mean common, ain't surprised . We have some strong ways to reach out there, and I wouldn't be surprise if we found life and we are just monitoring it or them .

[habanero]

Could we make this two-minute news?  He's talking way too fast.

[seecanon]

Could it be trash that we put out there? Just reusing but not reducing our own noise. Sad. Yes I think it's a Stargate moment. I hope they're friendly.

[lolabigcups]

Yes I wanted it to be a stargate and I hoped it would take me to the planet the unicorns live on. ;-)

[karenlee]

I don't think we are alone the universe is to big they may not look like us they could look like. Et.or a teddy bear. Lol or a lizard it's endless they will come when we grow up and stop being trigger happy thank you army I'm ready now hello et