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Analysis of archival low-frequency radio data from the Murchison Widefield Array reveals a periodic transient with an unusual periodicity of 18.18?min, the source of which is localized to our Galaxy and could be an ultra-long-period magnetar.
1.Lynch, C. R., Lenc, E., Kaplan, D. L., Murphy, T. & Anderson, G. E. 154 MHz detection of faint, polarized flares from UV Ceti. Astrophys. J. Lett.836, L30 (2017).
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