The detection comes courtesy of the MeerKAT array, a collection of 64 receptors spread across a patch of South Africa. The array had started a new project looking for hydrogen signals in the distant, targeting what one of the researchers called a"cosmic vuvuzela," a horn stretching out so far that it will allow scientists to see the universe as it looked when it was less than 5 billion years old.
The Laduma project will entail more than 3,000 hours of observing time — but scientists didn't have to wait nearly that long to make discoveries.
Nkalakatha emanates from a galaxy with a long, radio-bright tail on one side, according to the statement, and its light is about 5 billion years old.
great picture of SpaceX
So basically it's a galaxy?
What's that. Ya'll just be making up words