In 2017, the researchers found a repeater's home galaxy but localising a one-off burst was much more challenging.īannister's team developed new technology to freeze and save ASKAP data less than a second after a burst arrives at the telescope. Most have been 'one-offs' but a small fraction are 'repeaters' that recur in the same location. In the 12 years since the radio bursts were first discovered, a global hunt has netted 85 of these bursts.
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