Mysterious Radio Signal Discovered in Milky Way Center | What Is It!?

Ziteng (Andy) Wang is a PhD student at the University of Sydney. He recently discovered an unusual radio signal coming from the direction of the Milky Way’s center. The radio waves Andy discovered using the ASKAP radio telescope in Western Australia don’t fit any currently understood pattern of variable radio source and could suggest a new class of stellar object.

Andy joins the K0LWC channel to talk about his discovery and how astronomers use radio telescopes around the world to look for faint radio signals across the cosmos.


Thumbnail courtesy of the University of Sydney.

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[curtisclemans]

It's the Tesla car in space horn most likely went off

[Trainy]

I wanted to be an astronomer when I was a kid, but found that I wasn't smart enough lol

[DJMICA-bzqz]

Ha you are a ham! Cool as art bell I might add. Nice to of found your channel.

[maikerumine]

888MHz or there about? Great great interview!!!

[applemachome]

Great questions. It was great to hear Andy’s experience and his explanations of how these discoveries are made. Congrats to him!

[ninjaundue]

Aliens heard the Karen's and their just wanting to get a hold of the managers

[raspberrypi]

Signals fron the galactic center has been happening for a long time...
They didn't know then nor now..

[orahovavucichitlerdacicgoe]

That is star trek Voyager trying to find its way home😉😉😉

[Britishworld-UkBailey]

Aliens meybe? Like in July 4th but is not coming from the moon I think is cloud be a ufo but they say is not but it might be.

[Daytryal]

Maybe someone can shine some insight into this thought I’ve been having: lights, big lights. Huge lights. Why couldn’t we set up huge bulbs on different planets/or even a comet. Or just send one out to the ort cloud? They could flash just like a picture?