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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.We get radio signals from space all the time - radio astronomy is based on this - sometimes they can be really strange - in the sixties Jocelyn Bell saw fast regular pulsing from an object and nobody knew what they were so they were humourously called LGM for little green men later they were explained as pulsars, rapidly rotating neutron stars.
1000 light years is probably in our local group of galaxies - without knowing the detail it's hard to guess but probably a new large pulsar?
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