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Strange Object Is Releasing Regular Blasts of Both X-Rays and Radio Waves

  • Astronomers have identified a rare object named ASKAP J1832-0911 in the Milky Way, approximately 15,000 light-years away, that emits bursts of X-rays and radio signals in a repeating cycle lasting about 44 minutes.
  • The discovery resulted from observations with Australia’s ASKAP radio telescope array and NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory, but its precise nature remains unknown.
  • Researchers observe that the object emits flashes lasting two minutes in cycles and may be a magnetar, a magnetic white dwarf, or part of a binary star system, although no current model fully accounts for its unusual emissions.
  • Lead researcher Ziteng Wang described the object as unprecedented in their observations and suggested it may represent a new form of stellar evolution not previously identified.
  • The team will continue investigating this anomaly and searching for similar objects to better understand its origin and implications for astrophysics.
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diariodesevilla.es broke the news in Seville, Spain on Thursday, May 29, 2025.
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