>>16785227
>scientists admit they don't know shit
Some actual news for a change. Nowadays when I see the phrase "scientists say..." my brain autocompletes to "water is good for you" or "never seeing a tree is less good than previously believed" or something like that.

>>16785227
>signal sent 300 million years ago has just reached us
I hope they told their kids to keep checking for a reply

>>16785227
How amusing. Just the other day I commented on that "OMG LIFE ON MARS" stroy doing the rounds, pointing out its just the most recent reiteration of the usual bullshit that means nothing. They are just headline grabbers to promote further funding. I said that the next bullshit story would likely be something about a "mysterious signal coming from the stars", lol, and here we are.

>>16785227
ALIUMS

>>16785227
It's just another magnetar sperging out like they usually do.

>>16785284
lol

>>16785227
>scientist cant explain/don't know
stories always use this like its a big deal. there's a lot of shit people don't understand yet, and that's what science aims to do is try to figure things out.

Here, minus the clickbait and with a possible explanation (surprise!)
https://phys.org/news/2025-09-unprecedented-gamma-ray-hints-rare.html

>>16785227
nothing ever happens