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Strange radio waves detected beneath Antarctica: Are we on the brink of a physics revolution?
Recently, a group of scientists at the University of Pennsylvania, have detected mysterious radio signals, that seem to confound the very foundation of particle physics. As per their journal paper, the signals were discovered by the scientific instrument, Antarctic Impulsive Transient Antenna (ANITA).
Scientists in Antarctica Detect Deep-Earth Signals That Defy Known Physics
A balloon-borne experiment over Antarctica, designed to detect cosmic radio waves, has instead picked up bizarre signals that appear to be coming from deep within the ice. These signals challenge our current understanding of particle physics, scientists say.
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Scientists spot a mysterious 'ghost plume' in Oman - it suggests Earth's core could be LEAKINGDr Pilia says: 'Despite lacking surface volcanic activity, all the deep-Earth signals of the plume are there ... Most ...
Mysterious seismic signals from massive North Atlantic storms are rippling through Earth’s core and surfacing in remote ...
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Wild Theories About Bizarre Radio Signals Coming From Antarctica Debunked By Scientists — But Mystery RemainsStrange radio signals detected by a balloon-borne antenna over Antarctica sparked wild theories about physics-defying ...
The US space agency has discovered a mysterious object which is sending signals to Earth every 44 minutes. Located about ...
Since the 1960s, scientists have been intrigued by a mysterious seismic pulse occurring every 26 seconds. Originating in the ...
As fascinating as bizarre signals from other planets can be—teaching us about earthquakes on Mars or auroras in the skies of ...
Astronomers say they’re stunned by an unidentified object flashing strange signals from deep space ... we are observing,” he added. “This discovery could indicate a new type of physics ...
Astronomers have discovered a mysterious object flashing strange signals from deep space, and they have no idea what it is. The object, named ASKAP J1832-0911, spits out pulses of radio waves ...
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