Unraveling the Mystery of Fast Radio Bursts: NASA's Latest Findings

NASA researchers observed a fast radio burst from a magnetar within our own galaxy, providing new insights into the origin of these mysterious deep space signals. The burst occurred between two "glitches" in the magnetar's rotation, with the object slowing down to its original speed 100 times faster than previously seen. The researchers also observed powerful X-rays and gamma rays before the burst, suggesting a change in conditions. While the exact trigger for fast radio bursts remains unknown, the findings shed light on the potential role of the magnetar's structure and dynamics in generating these enigmatic signals.