One-shot fast radio bursts may emerge from Milky Way-like galaxies, new research suggests
For more than a decade now, astronomers have been puzzling over the origins of so-called fast radio bursts (FRB), which are fleeting yet energy-packed flashes of light in deep space. In fractions of a second, these bursts blast into space as much energy as the Sun radiates in a single day. Nearly 800 of theseContinue reading “One-shot fast radio bursts may emerge from Milky Way-like galaxies, new research suggests”
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