Column: Aia ka mole o ka pohā wiki lekiō he hōkū‘ume

Synopsis: Scientists have noticed fast radio bursts (FRBs) from outer space since 2007, and the number of sightings has increased dramatically since that time. Recently, there have been sightings of FRBs in our own galaxy, which has suggested the existence of extraterrestrial life. Another theory is that these FRBs are co-located with what are being called magnetars (magnetic stars). If anything was living 3 billion light years ago, it’s not likely there today.

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