Astronomers have observed around 13 high-speed pulses of radio waves coming from deep space, which includes a wave that gets repeated and originates from the exact place in the sky. Even though the correct source of these waves remain unclear; yet, the new covey of mysterious blast definitely offers a fresh hint about where and why such flashes does emerge across the cosmos.

According to some astronomers, it is the second time that they have found these eerie celestial flashes, known as fast radio bursts (FRB) coming from the space. Thus, this finding brings human beings one step closer to understand where these weird radio bursts are coming from.

The discovery has been published in the journal Nature. It thrills astronomers because recurrent FRBs, would offer astronomers to make numerous notes, recognize their source. Once their intergalactic origins get identified it could help astronomers to evaluate the objects that are sending the flashed to our galaxy.

Most FRBs have been temporary minor shocks in the sky. This discharge of radio waves usually last for just milliseconds and then fades and one can’t see it again. They appear to come from some amazingly faraway spot in the Universe, which is billions of light-years away.

In 2007, the first FRB was discovered and since then, around 52 sources of these temporary blasts have been confirmed. However, in 2015, a special FRB finding was made when numerous flicker were found that came from the same location.

Last year, in Canada a new facility called CHIME became online. It’s devised, partially for FRBs. It is constituted of four long half-pipe shaped dishes; however, contrary to other radio telescopes, CHIME isn’t able to point. This indicates that these dishes observe the same spot of sky each day. There is a hope that cohesion would allow CHIME to snap multiple FRBs.

From July and October 2018, before it was in full operation — CHIME noticed 13 different FRBs and six were from the same location. With a second recurring FRB being found, astronomers fear if there are two different types of these flare: ones that repeat and ones that don’t.