๐ฉ๐ฉ๐ฉNot a Red Flag, Just a Star Flashing Every 44 Minutes ๐ฉ๐ฉ๐ฉ
So there’s this weird space thing — ASKAP J1832−0911 — and it’s kinda obsessed with us.
DEAD STAR WITH ZERO CHILL: MEET ASKAP J1832−0911 ๐ฌ✨
Okay, so boom ๐ฅ — the universe just dropped a mysterious space object that’s basically doing “hey” pings every 44 minutes from 15,000 light-years away.
Like bro, what do you want?? Closure? Vibes? A Spotify collab? ๐
Whatever it is, it’s 15,000 light-years away and STILL more consistent than my last relationship ๐✨
๐ช What Even Is ASKAP J1832?
Some astronomers found this thing using the ASKAP telescope (aka “Australia’s Big Space Ears”), and it’s:
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Pulsing X-rays and radio waves like it's on an ancient cosmic group chat.
It was first spotted in 2022 by the ASKAP radio telescope in Australia
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Shows up every 44 mins like:
“yo ๐ณ”
“still here ๐”
“don’t forget me ๐”
Scientists were like: “This ain’t normal.”
๐ง Theories? Confusion? Same Energy.
Whatever it is, it doesn’t fit neatly into any known category, and it’s kind of breaking the cosmic rules.
๐ฉ๐ฌ Science squad suspects:
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It might be a retired magnetar that still wants to be relevant (like your fave child star).
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Or maybe a super emo white dwarf with ✨magnetic issues✨.
But here's the thing: Nothing explains why it's this loud or this dramatic.
Like... calm down, space Karen.
๐ Why We Stan the Drama
This star is literally:
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✨Dead but not gone
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✨Louder than your ex’s IG stories
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✨Dropping signals like it’s going through a breakup
Honestly, I support it. Unalive celestial body? Still trying to reach out? Relatable.
It’s rare, mysterious, and definitely not done being weird.
๐ธ Final Thoughts (aka the Plot Twist Ending)
So is ASKAP J1832:
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An alien trying to Bluetooth connect?
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A cosmic attention seeker?
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Just the universe being ✨mysterious again✨?
No one knows why it’s doing this. But honestly?
If the universe wants to start a group chat, I’m in.
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