<ul><li>Mysterious radio emissions from a star system found near the Big Dipper have been identified. A red and white dwarf star in tight orbit is colliding, emitting radio signals every two hours.</li><li>Scientists have detected a special type of radio signal from a star-forming galaxy called 'SDSSJ0826+5630', nearly 9 billion light-years away.</li><li>The radio signals detected provide a look-back in time of 8.8 billion years.</li><li>In 2022, unusual radio pulses led to the discovery of a neutron star with characteristics unlike any seen before.</li></ul>

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