Skip to main content

Astronomers double the number of repeating fast radio bursts.


The problem with FRB (Fast Radio Burst) research is that nobody knows when those FRBs start. There are theories that those extremely powerful energy bursts could have a connection with neutron stars. And in some versions of this model, the neutron star's jet crosses some other energy field (like a black hole's jet) and that thing increases its power. 

When astronomers are detecting the FRB they should mark the position of that incoming energy impulse. And then follow that point because there is the possibility that more FRBs are coming from that area. 

Things like optical (with X- and gamma-ray) telescopes and gravitational wave telescopes can use to detect the source of those mystery radio impulses. 

Maybe in the future, there is an FRB-warning system. That system could be integrated with the gravitational wave telescopes. Theoretically is possible to create a satellite system that sends warnings about gravitational waves and FRBs. 


"An artist’s impression depicts the CHIME telescope detecting fast radio bursts throughout the year. Credit: CHIME/FRB Collaboration, with artistic additions by Luka Vlajić (ScitechDaily.com/Twice the Mystery: Astronomers Double the Number of Known Repeating Fast Radio Bursts)



The system bases the radio telescopes that are far away from Earth. When those telescopes see the FRB they send information about that thing to Earth. And On Earth, researchers can turn radio telescopes to the point where FRB is seen. 

But working perfectly those kinds of systems require a communication system that allows to transport of information faster than FRB. And that makes the system extremely hard to create. 

The problem is that nobody knows when the next FRB is coming if it's coming at all. Reseching of the FRBs is interesting. But the problem is that researchers must capture the entire radio burst. There are a couple of solutions that could be promising. But the problem is how to make the information travel faster than FRB. If the "FRB-warning" system can operate that thing will revolutionize radio astronomy. 

One of the solutions could be a group of radio telescopes. That was sent to the Kuiper Belt. Then those telescopes could detect the FRB and send information to Earth. But for working perfectly. That system requires quantum teleportation or some other communication tool that can move data faster than regular radio impulses. 

And then the next problem is how to get information faster than light to Earth. The solution could be the laser communication system where the hollow laser ray forms an electromagnetic wormhole. And information is sent by using superpositioned electrons. When the quantum entanglement moves back and forth it could send information faster to Earth than regular radio. 


https://scitechdaily.com/twice-the-mystery-astronomers-double-the-number-of-known-repeating-fast-radio-bursts/

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Researchers think that the multiverse is not fiction anymore.

Multiverse means that our universe is one of many universes. The reason why researchers and scientists believe that this is true is that logical. About 50 years ago people didn't know that there were other solar systems. Exoplanets were only theories in the 80's.  About 400 years ago people thought that our Sun was the only star in the universe. Edvin Hubble proved that our galaxy, Milky Way is one of many galaxies. Then researchers found that galaxies form groups, and supergroups. That means that today we think that the universe, where we live is the ultimate supergroup of galactic supergroups. And logically thinking there should be other universes. We believe that the universe began its existence in an event or series of events called the Big Bang. That event did not begin, because the energy that formed material should come from somewhere. The Big Bang was not one "bang" or explosion. It was a series of events where material took form. Or the energy level that it h
Post a Comment
Read more

Helium-3 production from tritium.

The fusion energy is theoretical level. The fusion systems are still at the laboratory level. That means there are many problems to overcome before commercial fusion systems. The fusion fuel can be produced from heavy water. The system bombs deuterium with neutrons. Or it can shoot deuterium or some other atoms against each other.  That can create neutron stripping, which transforms deuterium into tritium, and then the laser systems can increase the dividing speed of tritium. In that process, tritium transforms into Heluim-3 (3^He). If the system wants to produce Helium-3 for experimental or pulsed plasma rocket engines, that thing doesn't require that the Helium-3 production must be economical.  Hydrogen's heavy isotopes deuterium and tritium are the most promising fusion fuels. The problem is where the system can produce tritium or Helium3 for the fusion fuel. The 100 million K temperature allows two Heium-3 atoms can create fusion. There is the possibility to produce Hellium
Post a Comment
Read more

Is some quantum version of the bubble pulse effect behind the dark energy?

  "Dark energy’s role in propelling the universe’s accelerated expansion presents a pivotal challenge in astrophysics, driving ongoing research and space missions dedicated to uncovering the nature of this mysterious force." (ScitechDaily, Deciphering the Dark: The Accelerating Universe and the Quest for Dark Energy)  Is the universe formed in energy projection? That traveled in some kind of space vacuum. That requires. That there was some kind of energy field before the Big Bang.  Quantum field is the common name of all power fields in the universe.  Is dark energy a gravitational version of the bubble pulse effect, that detonates submarines? In the bubble pulse effect, the bubble or some other projection. That travels in the larger bubble causing a very high explosive explosion. So could that effect be possible in electromagnetic and gravitational fields? Gravitational fields differ from electromagnetic fields because of their wavelength.  In some models, the double bubble,
Post a Comment
Read more