A Distant Planet Emitted a Burst of Radio Waves. Why?
Astronomers detected fast radio burst FRB 20240304B with South Africa's MeerKAT telescope and traced it to a faint galaxy observed by JWST, located 10.6 billion light‑years away. The host galaxy, about 10 million solar masses, is young, low‑metallicity, and supports theories linking such bursts to magnetars.
Source: A Distant Planet Emitted a Burst of Radio Waves. Why? — Nautilus
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