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A cosmic surprise: Black hole merger may have sparked a gamma-ray burst
In November 2024, gravitational-wave detectors recorded the violent merger of two black holes billions ...
An illustration of two stellar-mass black holes merging in the accretion disk of an active galactic nucleus. (Shu-Rui Zhang) ...
'We found a much stronger signal, and in a different part of the sky, than the one we were looking for.' When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it ...
GRB 230906A, a short gamma-ray burst first detected in 2023, points to a faint galaxy embedded within a long stream of torn ...
The Sun emits light spanning a wide range of energies, from infrared through visible light and up to ultraviolet. It was previously predicted that the Sun could produce gamma rays – electromagnetic ...
Pulsars are ultra-dense, rapidly spinning, and highly magnetized remnants of dead stars. They act like cosmic lighthouses, ...
What is the nature of dark energy, a recently discovered dominant constituent of the universe today? Is expansion-accelerating dark energy an intrinsic property of space-time itself or rather a field ...
Gavin Rowell receives funding from the Australian Research Council to support the Cherenkov Telescope Array. Long gone are the days when astronomers only studied the skies with simple optical ...
An astounding gamma-ray burst, dubbed GRB 221009A, continues to amaze even though it has been more than a year since it was detected. Scientists from Italy have recently published a study that shows ...
A NASA-funded scientist has produced a new type of picture of the Earth from space, which complements the familiar image of our “blue marble”. This new picture is the first detailed image of our ...
A massive burst of gamma rays produced by the explosion of a star almost two billion light-years away was so powerful that it changed Earth’s atmosphere, according to scientists. Gamma rays are the ...
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