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In the universe there is a terrible light that can penetrate all matter and destroy all life, this light was discovered by French physicist Paul Villard.
According to research published in the journal Nature on April 24, scientists have detected stellar gamma-ray flares from Messier 82, aka M82.
While gamma-ray bursts occur quite frequently and can be observed every day, this observation is almost impossible.
An international group of scientists from the US, France, England and Sweden first created a miniature version of the laboratory of a gamma ray explosion.
A gamma ray explosion occurs when a giant star dies, exploding like a supernova and collapsing into a black hole.
Gamma rays (denoted by γ) are a kind of extremely high frequency electromagnetic or photonic radiation.
US researchers created a gamma-ray spectrometer device that can search for rare metal deposits such as gold and platinum on meteorites.
Such horrible explosions produce massive beams of energy radiation, called gamma-ray bursts (GRB).
According to four articles published in the American Journal of Science, scientists observed the explosion of GRB 130472A with both the telescope and ground-based telesc…
Astronomers say the Hubble Space Telescope telescope has detected a gamma-ray burst from the event named kilonova, temporarily translated.
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 locate…
In 2012, researchers found evidence that our planet was caught by a mysterious radiation burst in the Middle Ages, but at that time experts did not agree on the cause. a…
Previously, astronomers identified: The rapid rotation speed of neutron stars may be the source of some short gamma-ray bursts, creating a maximum force that causes a ga…
The Fermi telescope of the US Aerospace Agency (NASA) has discovered a massive explosion in the universe that could, according to scientists, be the largest gamma ray ex…
UK astronomers using the Swift NASA telescope have recently recorded information about the early stages of a gamma-ray burst.