*LONDON – A state-of-art telescope has picked up a brief radio signal froman unknown source in deep space, adding to the evidence forextraterrestrial life.*
CHIME telescope in Canada has picked up a brief milliseconds longmysterious signal known as a ‘Fast Radio Burst (FRB)’ coming from anunknown source across the universe.
The signal is the first one ever to come from across the universe withfrequency as low as 580MHz, the lowest ever recorded after 700MHz. Thus,scientists believe that whatever produced the signal termed as ‘FRB180725A’ is most likely to be incredibly powerful, reported *Daily Mail.*
With FBRs being very rare and not holding any information that have beenable to tap yet, experts are still trying to figure out what causes them,with possible explanations including exploding black holes andultra-advanced alien civilizations. FRBs come from extremely long distancesin space that it is difficult to figuring out what might be creating them.
Moreover, one of the FRB dubbed as FRB 121102 has been heard multiple timesover the course of couple of years from the exact same source in space.Astronomers believe it to be caused by a galaxy located around some 3billion light-years away from Earth. The incredible amount of power itcould take for a radio signal to make it from that far is totallyunimaginable, as per *BGR.*