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AI detected nearly 6,000 bursts from a single object, confirming they always fall into two energy types.
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Conventional search methods missed nearly two-thirds of cosmic radio bursts. The new AI detector looks at a 'color image' of the sky and sees the unseen: 5,927 bursts from a single source instead of 2,000. This proves that the burst energy always splits into two distinct classes—like light and shadow from the same star.
🎯 A single fast radio burst, in a thousandth of a second, emits as much energy as the Sun does in hundreds of years.
🎬 Fast radio bursts were once seriously considered signals from aliens—like in the novel 'Contact'.