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Scientists Detect First Radio Signals Directly From Faraway Planet
It comes from something called an exoplanet 63.4 light years (or about 372,704,848,659,841 miles) away from Earth. Scientists are busy studying the data, but in true DX fashion, the signal faded away right before the station I.D. 
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Scientists Detect First Radio Signals Directly From Faraway Planet
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It comes from something called an exoplanet 63.4 light years (or about 372,704,848,659,841 miles) away from Earth. Scientists are busy studying the data, but in true DX fashion, the signal faded away right before the station I.D.
(Sorry, couldn't resist.)
Scientists Detect First Radio Signals Directly From Faraway Planet
These people on the exoplanet truly understand and appreciate the power and reach of AM radio!
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"Life without echo is really no life at all." - Dan Ingram
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I hope a return CQ was sent requesting a QSL and a station transmitter tour.
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I want to know if they take requests.
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I hear this exoplanet radio station is pretty good, except for the bloody Oliver jewelry ads.
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I hear this exoplanet radio station is pretty good, except for the bloody Oliver jewelry ads.
Well, at least it's not Jack Berkovits.
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