Proof that we are not alone the mysterious signals from distant galaxies are moving spacecraft energy

Unexplained radio signals – short and downturn (FRB) – are powerful, but already last few milliseconds. They may be the result of the energy emitted from the transmitter to produce energy for large ships moving through the space of the universe. Such energy flashes were encountered in distant galaxies and may be evidence of the existence of extraterrestrials and their high-tech, say Harvard University. These unusual waves were first discovered in 2007, when he enrolled in a section of a milisekondi. Although they are most often encountered were a big mystery until today. While, according to the latest data, they come from galaxies that are billions of light years away from our galaxy, reports Sky. The team of scientists from Harvard has provided a solution to this phenomenon, saying that they are energy signals of “runaway” from large ships traveling in outer space. Ships, according to experts from Harvard, using light that enables acceleration. Professor Avi Loeb of the Harvard Center for Astrophysics, together with his colleague Manasvi Lingham, have studied the possibility of building a powerful radio-transmitter that would produce such signals coming from remote distances. The pair of professors came to the conclusion that such a system should surface two times greater than that of Earth’s radius to capture enough sunlight for energy so powerful. Scientists suspect that the level of energy that produce such signals is sufficient to carry the weight of one million tonnes, or 20 times greater than the mass of large cruise ships in the world. Also, to prevent dissolution of the structure required a massive cooling system with water. Lingham professor added that this amount of energy is enough to carry ‘all passengers in interstellar or intergalactic distances. ” In an article published in the journal “Astrophysical Journal Letters”, the scientists say the data collected show that the signals FRB may be a sign of artificial origin.