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Using the CHIME radio telescope, astronomers detected a three-second flash from a far-off galaxy that contained beat with a surprising regularity. Now, they've retracted that claim, realizing that the signal comes from a much closer source — a standard pulsar in the Milky Way.
Photo courtesy of CHIME, with background edited by MIT News
What was believed to be a unique and exciting fast radio burst in a far-away galaxy turns out to be a rather mundane pulsar in our own Milky Way. The 2022 Nature paper describing the discovery of the burst and its potential implications will need to be retracted. “It’s not something you’d like to happen,” says team member Vicky Kaspi (McGill University, Canada).

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