Two NASA space telescopes have just captured the strongest star explosion ever. Scientists say the light of the explosion is clearly visible, although the star is located 3.6 billion light-years from Earth.
Image of the highest energy gamma ray explosion ever - (Photo: NASA)
According to Space.com, on April 27, two Swift space telescopes and the Fermi gamma-ray space telescope detected the highest energy gamma-ray burst (GRB) from the explosion of a throne. Big stars in its final stages.
NASA scientists note that this is the highest energy gamma-ray burst, as well as the longest ever.
"This GRB is so long that terrestrial telescopes can be noted while cosmic observations are still ongoing ," said Julie McEnery, a scientist with NASA's Fermi gamma telescope project. to speak.
NASA scientists have named this gamma-ray burst as GRB 130427A and have assembled observable images into a graphic video to clarify the surprising light intensity of this historic explosion.
