article_snippet.sent: Researchers at the Parkes Observatory claim Researchers at the Parkes Observatory claim have finally found the source of these 'alien' signals - in Researchers at the Parkes Observatory claim kitchen microwave .
article_snippet.sent: For years, scientists have been trying to uncover the source of mysterious radio signals being picked up in Australia.
article_snippet.sent: Theories have ranged from evaporating black holes to extraterrestrial communication and mergers of neutron stars.
article_snippet.sent: Now researchers at the Parkes Observatory claim researchers at the Parkes Observatory claim have finally found the source of these 'alien' signals - in their kitchen microwaveresearchers at the Parkes Observatory claim .
article_snippet.sent: Scientists knew the strange signals, known as perytons, originated somewhere near to the planet, but Scientists had no idea just how close.
article_snippet.sent: researchers at the Parkes Observatory claim were able to replicate the emission of perytons by opening the microwave door while the device was still running.
article_snippet.sent: Within a fraction of a second, the microwave activity was picked up by the reader and the source of perytons revealed. '
article_snippet.sent: Subsequent tests revealed that a peryton can be generated at 1.4 GHz when a microwave oven door is opened prematurely and the Green Bank Telescope is at an appropriate relative angle,' the authors wrote.