A Mysterious Signal from Space is Detected Every 44 Minutes!

A mysterious signal from space is detected. It comes from a strange cosmic object. This strange object is known as ASKAP J1832-0911. Sending powerful radio waves and X-rays. Towards our planet precisely every 44 minutes. Detected by ASKAP and NASA's Chandra X-ray observatory. Located 15,800 light-years away from Earth. Every 44 minutes, it sends a signal for 30 to 60 seconds. Before the signal fades, then reappear 44 minutes later.


According to Astronomers ....
This object is a few million years old. ASKAP J1831-0911 could be a magnetar. That completes one rotation every 44 minutes. Or it could be a white dwarf star with highly magnetised. Interacting with a companion star and creating these signals. However, even those theories do not fully explain. Scientists have currently no idea what it is. It could represent a new type of cosmic object. Unlike anything we have not seen before.


source & reference: Chandra X-ray Observetry & Australian SKA Pathfinder Telescope (ASKAP)
inspiration: mr scientific ❤️


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