I found some math work in these FRB bursts being received.
The millisecond width of the FRB is all that needs to be known. Here is a sequence of numbers and they all equal to one another. The odd numbers that don’t repeat are another set of important numbers.
Most FRBs last for only 1/10th of a second
Or is it 1/1000th of a second. I forget.
Width (ms) burst duration is what really stands out for me..some interesting math work.
Must be a few different things happening from the source region to produce these kinds of equal sums.
If anything should look deeper into calculating the burst (ms) width in microseconds to see if those numbers truly add up
If you receive a repeated FRB batch sets. The longest (ms) width is the total sum.
Then the opposite could be counted in
The lowest shortest burst (ms) is used in calculating the sums up between bursts.
The frequency dispersion measure. Is not the key aspect to this. It really is the width (ms).
They don’t appear to be random numbers but meant to be calculated
I will be very shocked if I see the same things happening in these other frb121102 repeater pulses. I haven’t checked yet to confirm.
For years I held onto this data sheet I forgot which FRB 121102 repeater this was.
If these calculations exists thru out all the repeaters..
I know astronomers of the frbs believe there are different pulses occuring within the repeaters.. might be multiple objects independently producing those ms durations. But how can they be all equal sums..
I find this information very odd.
For years I’ve been trying to make sense of this calculating it in various ways.
After my time on zooinverse classifying space stuff. I was able to look at this GRB data and felt convince that I can find at least some good clues. And surely it took me less than a hour to make this rough color matching plot.
I figured since I’ve done pretty good classifying on zooiniverse let’s go back to the FRB data and give it a shot. Sure enough I felt confident that I could dissect it.
I can wager the other repeaters are doing the same sort of math calculations..
From what I gathered around the FRB community. Astronomers and enthusiasts alike all agree there is nothing that the data doesn’t follow any pattern. Other than the cycle that the FRB pauses for 16days and blast off more Frb repeaters..
Some ivy leagues say this isn’t alien because. This is a inefficient way to communicate.
