James Webb Telescope Detects Farthest Fast Radio Burst from 10 Billion Years Ago
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has identified the most distant fast radio burst ever recorded, originating from a starquake that occurred 10 billion years ago. The observation of the host galaxy provides new insights into the possible causes of these mysterious cosmic flashes.
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