gamma ray burst
New record for Gamma Ray Bursts
Tuesday, April 28th, 2009 | astronomy, science | No Comments
On April 23th the most powerful gamma ray burst ever recorded was detected by the Swift telescope. More about can be found here at NASA’s site.
With that type of bursts we look back in time, this time more than 13000 million years, this belongs to the earliest generations of stars in the known Universe. Impressive.
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