>"Mysterious bursts of energy coming from space align in a mathematical pattern, and so could be emanating from alien technology, according to scientists." >"All of the ten bursts that have been detected so far have dispersion measures that line up as multiples of a single number: 187.5. The chances of them doing so are 5 in 10,000" >While scientists have long considered that the bursts could be messages from aliens, the new finding could lend extra credence to that theory.
Oh yeah, because it's not like nature has ever produced mathematical patterns before. Yup, it's definitely gotta be aliens alright.
Justin Wood
I remember a few weeks ago you said you were going to stop making these threads. Also if this turns out to be legit you'd still be wrong, since you were basing your beliefs on shitty evidence, speaking of which:
>The chances of them doing so are 5 in 10,000
Nigga, that's fucking nothing.
Jose Richardson
> doesn't say which satellite dishes recieved the signal > doesn't say where it's heard from > doesn't say which star system or cluster the signal came from
seems legit...
Dominic Long
Spy sattelites confirmed!
>It could also be that the signals are not coming from space at all, but form much closer. The messages could be coming from a secret satellite that is hiding its messages so that they appear to come from much deeper in space.
Jeremiah Lopez
>independent >dailymail >not clickbait pick one
That said, this thread isn't even the article's fault as they even explained that "it could be" (as in a remote possibility) produced by ayys, it's you who said that it definitively is ayy lmaos. Kys.
Daniel Reed
Seriously trying to convert Veeky Forums to the cause, yes I've given up on that. This is just a bait thread because I'm bored. They said it came from another galaxy From another galaxy? Uh huh. How could it not be aliens? It's aliens.
