Newly discovered Fast Radio Burst 190520 prompts more questions due to strange behavior
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Fast Radio Bursts
Kshitij Aggarwal recently published a research brief in The Conversation describing the strange behavior of newly discovered FRB 190520.
Newly discovered fast radio burst (FRB) 190520 shows unique behavior compared to
other FRBs discovered so far. This deviant cosmic burst was observed by an
international team, co-led by researchers at
West Virginia University and the
Center for Gravitational Waves and Cosmology. Khitij Aggarwal was on the international team that recently published their findings in Nature, describing FRB 190520.
Read the article in The Conversation here.