Did Aliens Send The Mysterious Wow! Signal?

Back in 1977, a 72-second data sequence of narrowband radio waves was received by a radio telescope in the US that famously came to be known as the Wow! Signal. Decades later, researchers still have no idea where exactly the signal came from or what caused it, prompting wild speculation about it being the proof that we are not alone in the Universe.
Now according to a new study published in the International Journal of Astrobiology, astronomers think this prominent and still-mysterious “Wow!” Signal, may have come from a potentially habitable sun-like star system located 1,800 light-years away in the constellation Sagittarius.
This star has an estimated temperature only five degrees higher than the Sun, and a radius and luminosity almost identical. Researchers highlighted that focussing on the Sun-like star would be a great idea to look for habitable planets and alien civilizations.
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Did Aliens Really Send The Mysterious Wow! Signal?
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[@Bassotronics]

The signal was finally decoded! It says: “Dear Earthlings. We have been trying to reach you regarding your vehicle’s extended warranty”.

[@behonestisgood6341]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@spacify18]

Your editing skills are amazing man! I mean you explained this in short in just less than a minute. Loving your videos. By the way, I have also uploaded a video on this on my channel 👍😀

[@TheWorldOfScienceCo]

Thank you so much for your kind words ❤️

[@mariocorona1486]

Maybe it was read upside down and it was really calling MOM!😳

[@RighteousAvenger]

The "Wow" signal was sent by aliens that happened to have tuned into that year's Miss Universe contest.

[@justadudeinterestedintitan3569]

It’s not a mystery anymore, we found it to be 2 comets

[@kypickle8252]

Just read about that, it’s still only a theory and hasn’t been confirmed. Other astronomers say the two comets in question, 266p Christensen and 335p Gibbs, were not in the right place, or, if they were, would not have produced the type of signal we saw. We’ve also been studying comets for almost 50 years after the wow signal, and we’ve never seen another thing like it. I’m not saying it isn’t the comets, it’s still a likely possibility. But saying that it is 100% the solution is not correct.

[@internetuser_1]

Bro which planet it is, please name

[@spacify18]

We don't know that from where (precisely) it came or what caused it.

[@mikhailchannel8122]

You have to ask them, stop assigning names!

[@electricsuitbatman]

Proxima B i think

[@justadudeinterestedintitan3569]

@@spacify18 yeah we do. It came from 2 comets

[@spacify18]

​@@justadudeinterestedintitan3569 Thanks for the correction brother 🙏🫂

[@BobTaile]

We think if you read the message backwards it could be different...

[@brianburns2041]

WOW, War of Worlds

[@AnglandAlamehnaSwedish]

I had to unsubscribe after one to many bs unscientific misinformation

[@jack0cat]

Ohio state Yeah!!