A quite mysterious object was found in our universe by an Australian research team. The object seemingly appears to be emitting energy at a constant period.
In research published Wednesday, scientists described the strange, spinning mass, unlike anything that astronomers have seen before, which is said to release an enormous burst of energy every 20 minutes.
They think the cosmic flasher is a super-dense star or a white dwarf (a star’s collapsing core) with a strong magnetic field.
“This object was appearing and disappearing over a few hours during our observations,” said an astronomer from Curtin University in Australia, Dr Natasha Hurley-Walker, who led the team.
“That was completely unexpected. It was kind of spooky for an astronomer because there’s nothing known in the sky that does that.
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We don't know the half of what's out there.
Not another mysterious thing in space!
"They think the cosmic flasher is a super-dense star or a white dwarf..."
that's not very PC
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That's what Peter Dinklage said abut the upcoming Snow White movie. He made an ass of himself in a rant about dwarves in stereotypical roles. Disney agreed and now they will be magical animals instead. Peter cost seven dwarves roles in a big budget Disney flick and has brought the wrath of the Dwarf world down on himself.
That reply sounded like a joke, didn't it? Nope.
You can't make that stuff up. Well, I could, but I didn't.
God forbid they do a wizard of oz remake.
The lollipop guild won't be half as funny with a diverse cast of giant little folk. All 5' 8" and above.
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Or magical creatures. Costumes of course manned by little people. 
you can't outdo the OG lollipop guild.
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The hair alone tells you that you better not mess with them.
That took more Aqua Net than an 80's hair band.
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