Researchers Discover Mysterious Radio Waves beyond the Milky Way!

When we let our gaze wander to the firmament during starry nights, we get an authentic impression of how gigantic our galactic home really is. Just like the countless twinkling stars we see in the night sky, our earthly home and its planetary system are located in that barred spiral galaxy we call the Milky Way. This cosmic collection of thousands and thousands of stars, celestial bodies, gas nebulae and dust clouds has fascinated astronomers for millennia. The groundbreaking discoveries that are regularly recorded in the Milky Way prove that we are still far from having unraveled all the great mysteries of our home galaxy. You’ll learn about some of the extraordinary natural structures and objects that researchers have come across in the barred spiral galaxy in the following video below.

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[VonDutchNL]

"The milky way a collection of thousand and thousands of stars" More like a collection of billion and billions of stars bud.

[Carpenters_Canvas]

Just wait until the James Webb gets up there, we will be amazed then I’m guessing

[shanekral]

Lucky to receive any FRBs in any sense. This is a lucky hit at best. But wait until the JWT gets up there. Phenomenons will become much more frequent.

[Menacetosouthcentral]

Probably what happens when your warp drive propels your spaceship into superluminal velocity before disappearing from one point in space and time, and arriving light years away at another point in space and time

[geralddepas]

The need to reproduce a radio burst maybe a sign of acknowledgement, emitting your own is a sign of search for other beings waiting for another one, almost light speed maybe for spying

[coffeetalk]

If those radiowaves came from life outside of the milky way, then that civilization could very well be extinct by now!

[sandasturner]

Hopefully those radio waves can support the weather channel. I can't get that channel anywhere 😭.

[Pathogenai]

Did you see the channel "however"?

[manessvijay]

so long as mankind relates self to external discoveries it won't realize anything
we are a part of cosmic beings
our inner chemistry is all vibration waves its expansion @an accelerated rate
need to activate our liquid chemistry which works on its own instead of gaining knowledge from external source which just adds an additional ton to our already fading memory

[steelersgoingfor]

Maybe the gas/stars have evolved to exist near black holes while staying protected.

[ideasrbulletproof]

How radio waves are moving in "space" ?

[rpguildoo]

Just show's how small we really are !

[wallacegeller]

Radio bursts are top 40, news weather and sports from other planets.

[solarmicronovae]

The radio bursts are from Ork and Zork is listening to Classic Orkion Rock n Roll music. 🖖🤓💨 Nanu Nanu Manu

[schuey]

It's all theories. Our understanding of the universe is miniscule.

[anthonylovavto]

Magnatars always stick to my tires, very hard to remove!

[geralddepas]

Sajatouris a star, stars packed with energy are to strong to be consume they revolve, weak energy get consumed

[tinosanchez]

Hmm I wonder how they transfer milky ways candy bars from way over there to here on earth ? Mind Blowing !

[donbruhn]

Atmossfer at right conditions can make sound. Easier to. Travel and most times. Harder. But have. Heard. Trains. 5 miles. Away. At right conditions. Be. 20. Feet away. Not 5 miles. Away. Think. Light. Could. React. Same as sound. With right atmossfer. Conditions

[larrytemen]

That voice sounds familiar. Is this the guy that used to speak in monotone?