Researcher Ilya Mereminsky from the Space Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences argues that fast radio bursts detected in space cannot be associated with extraterrestrial life. Instead, he suggests that they are associated with neutron stars with strong magnetic fields, such as magnetars.
Previously, a group of international researchers discovered short bursts of radio waves in a galaxy located very far from Earth. These explosions are very energetic and short-lived. Many mysteries remain about them, but some call them “alien signals.”
Ilya Mereminsky argues that there is no scientific basis to believe that these explosions are associated with extraterrestrial life, and believes that their source is most likely magnetars. These events, no matter how mysterious they may seem, are important to our understanding of cosmic processes and events.
Source: Ferra
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