Every 8 minutes a radio signal arrives from deep space.
And now we know who’s sending it.
Scientists have finally solved the mystery of these strange pulses. The source is an extremely rare stellar pair: a “dead” star (a white dwarf) and a star very much like our Sun.
The strangest part is how slowly the “dead” star spins. Objects like this usually rotate extremely fast, but this one takes roughly 8 minutes to complete a single rotation. And it is with this slow, almost majestic spin that it regularly launches powerful radio pulses that reach Earth.
Combinations like this are exceptionally rare and give astronomers a unique chance to study how stars evolve and how their magnetic fields behave under extreme conditions.
It took long observations to crack the case: researchers compared data from multiple radio telescopes until they could finally link the pulses to this unusual pair.
One pulse every 8 minutes.
Quiet. Regular. And until recently — completely unexplained.
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