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Back in October 2022 astronomers detected the most powerful explosion ever recorded from deep space. At the time the only thing experts could say for sure was that the explosion was a massive release of gamma radiation some 2.4 billion light-years away. Now new data has revealed some interesting things about the gamma-ray burst.
Back in October 2022 astronomers detected the most powerful explosion ever recorded from deep space. At the time the only thing experts could say for sure was that the explosion was a massive release of gamma radiation some 2.4 billion light-years away. Now new data has revealed some interesting things about the gamma-ray burst.
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