There is no denying the fact that our universe is a very strange place, in which hidden secrets dazzle man.
Just look outside and you will see a blue ball floating on a semi-molten rock covered with a thin, hard shell and a weak film of gases which we call the world, but all sorts of strange, self-born Plants and animals will be seen.
Yet our own planet represents a small fraction of the strange phenomena that are hidden throughout the universe.
Astronomers give us new surprises every day.
The universe is so vast and amazing that even astronomers cannot fully comprehend it, yet we will tell you about some of the most bizarre extraterrestrial objects in space.
Mysterious radio signal
Since 2007, researchers have been receiving ultra-strong, ultra-bright radio signals from space, lasting only a few milliseconds. These mysterious flashes are called fast radio bursts (FRBs), and they come from billions of light-years away. Recently, scientists managed to catch a recurring FRB, which flashed six times in a row. This was the second signal ever seen that could help them unravel the mystery of where and why these signals were being sent.
Nuclear pasta
The strongest matter in the universe is made up of the remnants of a dead star. According to simulations, the protons and neutrons in the star’s shrunken stubble can be subjected to tremendous gravitational pressure, which squeezes them to form material-like lumps that will explode, but only if This will happen when you apply 10 billion times the force required to break the steel.
Moon Moon
What could be better than the moon? It has its own moon orbiting the moon, which the internet has dubbed “Moon Moon”. Also known as the Moon, Monitors, Grandmon, Monet, and the Moon, the Moon is still theoretical, but recent calculations show that nothing is impossible with regard to its formation. Maybe one day astronomers will find a moon orbiting the moon.
Twilight roaming planet
There are some wandering planets floating in the galaxy, which have been separated from their parent star by the force of gravity.
One feature of this class is known as SIMP J01365663 + 0933473, which is the size of a 200-light-year-old planet whose magnetic field is 200 times stronger than that of Jupiter. It is so strong that it creates a glowing glow in the air, which can be seen through radio binoculars.
Infrared river flowing in space
Neutron stars are very dense bodies that form after the death of a regular star. Typically, they emit radio waves or high-energy radiation such as X-rays.
But in September 2018, astronomers discovered a long series of infrared light coming from a neutron star 800 light-years from Earth that had never been seen before.
Researchers have suggested that neutrons could signal a disk of dust around the star, but no definitive explanation has yet been found.
Living fossil galaxy
DGSAT I is an Ultra Diffuse Galaxy (UDG), meaning it is as big as a Milky Way-like galaxy but its stars are so thin that it is almost invisible.
When scientists looked at Ghost DGSAT 1 in 2016, they found that it was quite isolated, unlike other UDGs that are commonly found in clusters.
Its properties suggest that DGSAT 1, a 1 billion or more years after the Big Bang, made a living fossil, an unconscious object formed in a very different age in the universe.
A leader neutrino
The only high-energy neutrino to hit the Earth on September 22, 2017, was not considered unusual in its own right. Physicists at the Ice Cube Neutrino Observatory in Antarctica observe neutrinos with similar energy levels at least once a month.
But it was special because it was the first neutrino to bring enough information about its origin, which turned astronomers’ telescopes in that direction.
Experts found that it was thrown to Earth 4 billion years ago by a flaming bulge (a supermassive black hole in the center of the galaxy that was eating away the surrounding material).
Strange star
When Louisiana State University astronomer Tabitha Boyajian and her colleagues first saw the star known as KIC 846285, they were amazed.
Named after the TB star, the object flashed at odd times and irregular intervals, sometimes up to 22%. Various theories have been put forward, including the possibility of an alien megastructure.
But nowadays, most researchers believe that the star is surrounded by an unusual circle of dust that is causing it to darken from time to time.
Haomi rings
The dwarf planet Haumea orbiting in the Kuiper Belt even beyond Neptune is already unusual. It has a strangely long shape, two moons and a day that lasts only 4 hours, making it the fastest moving object in the solar system.
But in 2017, Haomia became even more astonishing to astronomers when they saw it pass in front of a star and see extremely thin circles orbiting it, which may have been a collision in the distant past. The result was.
