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Astronomers detect longest-known radio pulse event, challenging understanding of cosmic phenomena.
Astronomers in Western Australia have detected the longest-period radio transient event ever, named GLEAM-X J0704-37, which pulses every three hours for 30-60 seconds.
Located in the Puppis constellation, about 5000 light years away, the radio waves are believed to originate from a binary system involving a low-mass star and a white dwarf.
This discovery sheds light on the mystery of long-period radio transients, with further research underway.
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Los astrónomos detectan el evento de pulso de radio más largo conocido, desafiando la comprensión de los fenómenos cósmicos.