The Most Distant FRB Tells The Story Of Its Origin
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Webb has identified the host galaxy of the farthest fast radio burst yet detected.
29 reports · 10 Oct · 03:52 SGT
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- An “extraordinary” signal from space provided new insight into the early universe.
- South Africa’s MeerKAT and NASA’s Webb pinpointed the most distant cosmic fast radio burst, doubling the previous record.
- UK astronomers helped reveal the host galaxy of the most distant fast radio burst.
- The burst was at redshift 2, three billion years after the Big Bang.
- Webb traced a 10-billion-year-old deep space signal to its source.
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W. M. Keck Observatory9 Oct · 22:54Webb Telescope Detects Galaxy Origin Of The Farthest Fast Radio Burst We've Seen To Date
Engadget9 Oct · 22:14South Africa’s MeerKAT and NASA’s Webb Identify Host Galaxy of Most Distant Fast Radio Burst
Space in Africa9 Oct · 17:04Timeline 29 reports
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