<ul><li>Astronomers have discovered radio pulses emitted from a pair of stars, a white dwarf and a red dwarf, every two hours.</li><li>Scientists confirm the source of the signals through observations using multiple telescopes.</li><li>This discovery breaks the assumption that only neutron stars can produce powerful radio bursts.</li><li>Further research will focus on studying the ultraviolet light emitted by the star duo to learn more about their properties.</li></ul>

Scientists discover radio pulses from white and red dwarf star duo

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