A strange intermittent radio signal from space has astronomers puzzled
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The Conversation ^
| June 05, 2024 | Staff
When astronomers turn our radio telescopes out towards space, we sometimes detect sporadic bursts of radio waves originating from across the vast expanse of the universe. We
call them “radio transients”: some erupt only once, never to be seen again, and others flicker on and off in predictable patterns. We think most radio transients come from rotating neutron stars known as pulsars, which emit regular flashes of radio waves, like cosmic lighthouses. Typically, these neutron stars spin at incredible speeds, taking mere seconds or even a fraction of a second to complete each rotation. Recently, we discovered a radio transient...
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Shortwave Radio South Africa Interval Signal 1977
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Youtube Video ^
| 1/1/2016 | Radio South Africa
The Interval Signal of Radio South Africa 1977
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Radio signals from Orion nebula reveal new data about strange celestial objects: 'JuMBOS'
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Space.com ^
| 2/22/24 | Robert Lea
Last year, using the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), astronomers made the startling discovery of some free-floating, planetary-mass objects in the Orion nebula that threw their ideas of planet and star formation into doubt. And
now, new research has further deepened the mystery around these so-called Jupiter-mass binary objects, or JuMBOs. JuMBOs aren't stars, but aren't really planets either. Mark McCaughrean, senior science advisor at the European Space Agency (ESA), and colleagues originally located the objects in the Orion nebula. This nebula is a star birthing region, also known as Messier 45, and sits around 1,350 light years from Earth....
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Massive Solar Flare Explodes from Sun; Radio Black-Outs Today, Geomagnetic Storm in Coming Days
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WeatherBoy ^
| 2/22/24 | WeatherBoy
A massive solar flare exploded from the sun today, the largest of three X-class flares that have impacted Earth in the last 24 hours, and the most intense flare of the current solar cycle. Due
to this event, there are significant high-frequency radio black-outs today and it is likely geomagnetic storm conditions will be likely around Earth in the coming days. This most recent X class flare is rated as a X 6.3. It generated an R3 radio blackout, which is considered “strong” on a 5-point scale, where R1 is “minor” with weak or minor degradation of HF radio communications...
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Alistair Begg Doubles Down on Gay Wedding Remarks, Gets the Boot From American Family Radio
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Disntr ^
| January 25, 2024 | staff
Last week, The Dissenter reported that Alistair Begg, a prominent pastor associated with The Gospel Coalition, urged Christians to not only attend homosexual weddings, but to also buy them a gift—a position that starkly contradicts the biblical view of marriage as a sacred union exclusively between a man and a woman. This
alarming advice from Begg, a respected figure in evangelical circles including the late R.C. Sproul’s Ligonier ministry, represents a growing trend of Evangelical leaders to abandon sound Christian doctrine in favor of man-pleasing cultural orthodoxy. It is a glaring example of the moral compromise seeping into the church...
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Stopping the cycle of recurrent urinary tract infections in women (Radio-frequency ablation = 72% success rate)
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Medical Xpress / UT Southwestern Medical Center / Journal of Urology ^
| Oct. 10, 2023 | Shivani Gaitonde et al
A study is the first to demonstrate the long-term efficacy of electrofulguration, a minimally invasive outpatient procedure that treats chronic urinary tract infections (UTIs) among postmenopausal women. Researchers
reviewed the medical records of 96 women treated for recurrent UTIs (three or more a year) with electrofulguration between 2006 and 2012. Telephone interviews, conducted by a third-party researcher, were performed with patients who had not recently been seen by a physician. Among the patients, 72% were considered to have had successful treatment, with no more than one UTI annually; 22% had improved, with fewer than three UTIs annually; and 6% were...
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Free Movie Dick Powell as Richard Diamond, PD -
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Radio site DICK POWELL, as RICHARD DIAMOND, private Dective
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Better Call Volga: 10,000 Ukrainian Soldiers Surrender Using Special Radio Frequency to Escape Meat Grinder
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Gateway Pundit ^
| Sep. 27, 2023 | Richard Abelson
Ukrainian troops are surrendering in droves, Russian TASS news agency claims, to the extent that Moscow has set up a special radio frequency so Ukrainian soldiers wishing to survive the Meat Grinder can do so safely.Approximately 10,000 Ukrainian soldiers have surrendered to the Russians using the special 149.200 “Volga”
radio frequency, which has been operating since mid-summer, TASS reported.“Now more than 10,000 Ukrainian servicemen have already chosen life and used the 149.200 ‘Volga’ frequency to surrender. The captives are being fed; they are being provided with all necessary medical care,” a source told TASS, saying the radio frequency works along...
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Ham Radio Enthusiasts vs. High-Frequency Traders: A Battle for the Airwaves
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The Wall Street Journal ^
| 05 Aug, 2023 | Alexander Osipovich
Trading firms are asking FCC to open shortwave frequencies to greater commercial use Ham radio operators are sounding the alarm over the latest threat to their beloved hobby—and this time, it is coming from Wall Street. A group of high-frequency trading firms is asking the Federal Communications Commission to open shortwave frequencies
to greater commercial use, so they can use radio to zip financial data around the world in milliseconds. Prominent members of the amateur-radio community say interference from traders’ broadcasts could ruin their hobby, which often involves tuning in to weak radio signals so they can chat with fellow...
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Radio Free America
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American Thinker ^
| 10 Jun, 2023 | Allan J. Feifer
Recalling the late, great Rush Limbaugh and his war against the dark left paints a vision of a bright America again. If
Rush Limbaugh were alive today, what would he tell us? I believe he’d say that the war of attrition against freedom, American prosperity, and uniqueness is entering its final chapter. He might hammer the issue of the J6 prisoners of conscience, unlawfully detained for supporting our Constitution and our shared inalienable rights against the usurpers. He would likely iterate, “This cannot stand.” Usurpers have hijacked our government, our traditions, even our majesty, but can be allowed to no...
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A star-planet system with a COHERENT radio signal from an AURORA
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YouTube ^
| 13 days ago | Dr. Becky
A star-planet system with a COHERENT radio signal from an AURORA | 10:26Dr. Becky | 579K subscribers | 133K views | 13 days ago
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Ford decides to keep AM radio on 2024 models, will restore AM on two electric vehicles from 2023
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AP ^
| May 23, 2023 GMT 1 of 2 | TOM KRISHER and WYATTE GRANTHAM-PHILIPS
DETROIT (AP) — Owners of new Ford vehicles will be able to tune in to AM radio in their cars, trucks and SUVs after all. CEO
Jim Farley wrote in social media postings Tuesday that the company is reversing a decision to scrub the band after speaking with government policy leaders who are concerned about keeping emergency alerts that often are sounded on AM stations. “We’ve decided to include it on all 2024 Ford and Lincoln vehicles,” Farley wrote on Twitter. “For any owners of Ford’s EVs without AM broadcast capability, we’ll offer a software update” to restore it, Farley...
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Radio Signals From a Dying Star Raise Questions About Supernova Explosions
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Science Alert ^
| 18 May 2023 | By STUART RYDER & ERIK KOOL, THE CONVERSATION
Illustration of a supernova remnant, ejecting a white dwarf at high speed. (Mark
Garlick/Science Photo Library/Getty Images) When stars like our Sun die, they tend to go out with a whimper and not a bang – unless they happen to be part of a binary (two) star system that could give rise to a supernova explosion. Now, for the first time, astronomers have spotted the radio signature of just such an event in a galaxy more than 400 million light-years away. The finding, published today in Nature, holds tantalizing clues as to what the companion star must have been like....
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Fredericks Calls For MAGA To Boycott Ford For Cancelling AM Radio Band
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John Fredericks Media Network - via Rumble ^
| 05/15/2023 | John Fredricks
John Fredericks calls for a boycott of Ford over it's decision to stop putting AM radio in its new cars.
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End of a love affair: AM radio is being removed from many cars
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The Washington Post ^
| May 13, 2023 | Marc Fisher
America’s love affair between the automobile and AM radio — a century-long romance that provided the soundtrack for lovers’ lanes, kept the lonely company with ballgames and chat shows, sparked family singalongs and defined road trips — is on the verge of collapse, a victim of galloping technological change and swiftly shifting
consumer tastes. The breakup is entirely one-sided, a move by major automakers to eliminate AM radios from new vehicles despite protests from station owners, listeners, first-responders and politicians from both major parties. Automakers, such as BMW, Volkswagen, Mazda and Tesla, are removing AM radios from new electric vehicles...
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‘Coherent’ radio signal detected from alien planet, prompting hope in search for life
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Independent via Currently ^
| April 3, 2023 | Andrew Griffin
A “coherent” radio signal has been detected from an alien planet, suggesting it could be more likely to be habitable. The
signal suggests that the planet has its own magnetic field, which is thought to be central to sustaining life on a particular world. On Earth, our magnetic field helps protect us from the high energy particles and plasma that are blasted from the Sun. As such, any alien life is likely to depend on being protected by a similar field. But until now researchers have struggled to confirm whether distant rocky planets have magnetic fields of their own, and...
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Missing San Francisco radio host Jeffrey Vandergrift found dead
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NY Post ^
| 03/23/2023 | Olivia Land
Popular San Francisco radio host Jeffrey “JV” Vandergrift was found dead this week, nearly a month after he posted an alarming message on social media and went missing, authorities said. JV’s
body was found by police around 5 p.m. Wednesday in the San Francisco Bay by Pier 39, KRON4 reported. No cause of death has been determined, the outlet said. The tattooed on-air personality, 54, was reported missing on Feb. 23, just hours after he posted a concerning Instagram update thanking his followers for “a wonderful life-filed w joy, laughs, pain & struggle.” He also changed his Twitter location to...
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2024 Ford Mustang Drops AM Radio From Infotainment
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thedrive.com ^
Over the years, Ford's pony car has gained performance and sophistication, sometimes at the expense of old-school character. Now,
the new 2024 Ford Mustang is getting further from its roots by losing its AM radio receiver as controversy over the technology's future in new cars escalates. The AM radio's discontinuation was discovered in an order guide for the new Mustang that circulated on the Mustang7G forum. A Ford spokesperson confirmed the feature's deletion to The Drive, citing that "countries and automakers globally are modernizing radio by offering internet streaming through mobile apps, FM, or digital." This makes the Mustang the...
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Scientists plan to hit an asteroid with more than 9.6 million radio waves from HAARP
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/interestingengineering.com/ ^
| Rupendra Brahambhatt
A 500-foot-wide asteroid called 2010 XC15 will pass by Earth on December 27. Scientists
at the University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF) and NASA want to examine the 2010 XC15 space rock to test their preparation against Apophis. This dangerous asteroid might hit our planet in 2029. The researchers will use the HAARP (High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program) array to shoot 9.6 megahertz radio waves at the 2010 XC15 asteroid. HAARP is a government-funded research program that generally studies the ionosphere (part of Earth’s atmosphere at 50 to 400 miles above the surface). However, this will be the first time it...
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KGO Radio (San Francisco) ends news-talk format, will relaunch with sports betting
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The Desk ^
| Oct 6 2022 | by Matthew Keys
A San Francisco talk radio station stunned listeners on Thursday when it abruptly went off the air in the middle of a program. On
Thursday, Cumulus Radio’s KGO (810 AM) announced it was ending its “legendary” news and talk format immediately, with plans to announce a new line-up of programming next week. “We thank you for your loyalty and for trusting KGO to be your source for information,” a spokesperson for the station said in a message posted online. “We also want to sincerely thank all the talented men and women that worked so hard over the years to produce...
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