First detected several bursts of radio waves fast same origin

First detected several bursts of radio waves fast same origin Previously it was believed that these phenomena are only produced in isolation. The finding refutes theories that pointed to an alien origin of the signals.Astronomers at the McGill University in Montreal, Canada, have detected for the first time in history repeated bursts of rapid radiowaves (FRB, for its acronym in English) from a place in the universe outside the Milky Way.the discovery of this series of eruptions that last no more than a millisecond revolutionizes the theoretical basis of the phenomenon, since previously the scientific community considered that the FRB were isolated events. "" I knew immediately that the finding would be very important for the study of the bursts of rapid Radio " most theories bursts of rapid radius believed that the origin of these eruptions was in a catastrophic event that could destroy its source, like a star a supernova explosion or a collision between a neutron star and a black hole.However, the new finding, the work of Pablo Scholz, a doctoral student at McGill University, indicates that at least some of the bursts of rapid radius can have another source. the Scholz study, published in the journal Nature describes FRB from an extremely powerful space body and produces multiple explosions in less than a minute. "I knew immediately that the finding would be very important for the study of the FRB , " Scholz said. His discovery leads to the conclusion that these cosmic radio waves come from a very peculiar celestial body, like a spinning neutron star that can emit extremely bright pulses. Canadian radio astronomers siguieren this study once again points to the astronomical nature of the FRB, disproving assumptions multiple attribute the phenomenon an "alien origin."