An unfamiliar radio signal came from space

News Desk: Are there any alien creatures in space at all? Do they occasionally come to earth and tell of their existence? Even if there is no clear information about the subject, the great scientists of the world cannot say that they do not exist. Because they are still looking for alien animals. Meanwhile, an unknown FM signal came from Jupiter's 'moon' Ganymede! The signal was caught on the radar of NASA's Juno spacecraft. New speculation starting from that. The number of giant Jupiter satellites is 69.

The largest of these is Ganymede. That signal came from there. But no signal has ever been received from that satellite before. Naturally, curious astronauts are interested in such news. But pouring water on all their interests, the scientists said, this FM signal is not coming from any device at all. As a result, it would be wrong to think of matching the evidence for the existence of aliens.

But then where did that signal come from? NASA spokesman Patrick Wiggins said it was not ET's business. The matter is natural. In other words, this wave has been created in nature. This type of wave is often created when electrons get stuck in the electromagnetic field. It is believed that this has happened in this case as well. The news was published in a scientific journal called 'Geophysical Research Letters'.

By the way, Ganymede is the only natural satellite in the solar system that has its own magnetic field. That's why scientists have long thought that there could be such a wave here. So far, his evidence has been found. Their idea is that any new scientific information can be found by analyzing these waves.

Israeli astronauts have claimed that the aliens have signed a cooperation agreement with American astronauts and scientists for underground research on Mars. Curiosity is growing in the world about radio signals floating from afar.