Brightest-ever fast radio burst allows researchers to identify its origin

[Here’s the originating article here, as published by the National Radio Astronomy Observatory](https://public.nrao.edu/news/brightest-ever-fast-radio-burst-allows-researchers-to-identify-its-origin/) and the National Science Foundation in the US.

It’s the same article, but with no ads and no tracking. It’s a news release. The picture is much bigger and the paragraph breaking is different. Plus you get NRAO’s generic website navigation.

(Side note: NRAO says at the bottom that “This news was adapted from press releases from several institutions involved with this research, including McGill University and the Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian.” But the link they use to Harvard CfA is broken. And CfA doesn’t have anything related to this on its news page for a couple of months. McGill University doesn’t either. Odd. Maybe a publication timing issue.)

Phys.org is a content aggregator. They collect free (like this) and licensed (?) content and republish it with ads, tracking, and whatever else. The original articles are usually a better browsing experience.

EDIT: at ~10am PDT the originating article link is now broken too. They appear to have backed out the news release. But phys.org still has the content up.

EDIT2: and now at 11am PDT the originating article link works again. Plus [the CfA news release link](https://pweb.cfa.harvard.edu/news/origin-mysterious-radio-signal-possibly-discovered) within the originating article works, too. I recommend the CfA article, much more information!