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India-based telescope detects faint radio signal from an extremely distant galaxy

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The Giant Metrewave Radio Telescope (GMRT) which is located in India’s Pune, has detected a radio signal originating from an extremely distant galaxy.

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India-based telescope detects faint radio signal from an extremely distant galaxy

The Giant Metrewave Radio Telescope (GMRT) which is located in India’s Pune, has detected a radio signal originating from an extremely distant galaxy. Astronomers from McGill University in Canada and the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) are behind the detection of these signals. The findings have been published in the scientific journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society. With the signal travelling across the largest astronomi

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Iisc Experts Detect Radio Signal From Atomic Hydrogen In Distant Galaxy

Iisc Experts Detect Radio Signal From Atomic Hydrogen In Distant Galaxy

Astronomers detect radio signal originating from atomic hydrogen in extremely distant galaxy

Astronomers detect radio signal originating from atomic hydrogen in extremely distant galaxy

Signal from space! Mysterious radio signal detected by astronomers

Signal from space! Mysterious radio signal detected by astronomers

Mysterious radio signal captured from most distant galaxy could reveal secrets about early universe

Mysterious radio signal captured from most distant galaxy could reveal secrets about early universe

India-based telescope detects faint radio signal from an extremely distant galaxy

India-based telescope detects faint radio signal from an extremely distant galaxy

Astronomers pick up the oldest radio signal: it comes from a distant galaxy

Astronomers pick up the oldest radio signal: it comes from a distant galaxy

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