Gamma ray burst 2 billion light-years away impacted Earth's
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Last year, on October 9, we on Earth witnessed the most luminous celestial event ever recorded, by far. It was a gamma ray burst (GRB) at least 10x as bright as any other example ever seen, and it lasted 70x longer than any other known GRB. This was
Earth was hit by a massive gamma-ray burst in the 8th century
Gamma ray burst 2 billion light-years away impacted Earth's
Gamma ray burst 2 billion light-years away impacted Earth's atmosphere as strongly as a solar flare
No - a gamma ray burst can't harm us never mind make humans extinct - the 3 candidates are so far away they need narrow beams even to harm the ozone layer
Best View Yet of Exceptional Cosmic Explosion – Challenges Established Theory of Gamma-Ray Bursts in the Universe
Gamma ray burst 2 billion light-years away impacted Earth's atmosphere as strongly as a solar flare
Best View Yet of Exceptional Cosmic Explosion – Challenges Established Theory of Gamma-Ray Bursts in the Universe
NASA Missions Study What May Be a 1-In-10,000-Year Gamma-ray Burst - NASA
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