An explosion has been detected gamma rayswhich is the most intense form of electromagnetic radiation, was first used by telescopes in orbit around the Earth on October 9.
Its residual light is still being studied by scientists around the world.
Scientists indicate in their estimates that these explosions, which last for several minutes, are caused by the death of giant stars, their size is more than the size of the sun By about 30 times, astrophysicist Brendan O’Connor told AFP.
It is noteworthy that the star explodes and turns into supernovabefore it collapses on itself and forms a black hole, then the material forms a disk around the black hole, and it is absorbed and released there in the form of energy that travels at a speed equal to 99.99% of the speed of light.
and fired blink Photons carry 18 TeV of energy, or 18 followed by 12 zeros, a record number, and it affected long-wave communications in the Earth’s atmosphere.
Brendan O’Connor, who made new observations of the phenomenon Friday using tools, said: Infrared For the Gemini Southern Observatory telescope in Chile "This breaks records, both in the amount of photons and in the energy of photons that reach us"according to AFP.
added a scientist Astrophysics "This shining object, this close, is in fact a once-in-a-century event".
explained that "Gamma rays generally release within seconds the same amount of energy that our Sun has produced or will produce over its lifetime. This event is the brightest gamma-ray glow ever"as reported by the French Agency.
The glow, called GRB221009A, was observed on Sunday morning, EST by several telescopes, many of which follow the American Space Agency. "NASA".
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Astronomers believe that this space flicker is the result of the birth Black hole.
An explosion has been detected gamma rayswhich is the most intense form of electromagnetic radiation, was first used by telescopes in orbit around the Earth on October 9.
Its residual light is still being studied by scientists around the world.
Scientists indicate in their estimates that these explosions, which last for several minutes, are caused by the death of giant stars, their size is more than the size of the sun By about 30 times, astrophysicist Brendan O’Connor told AFP.
It is noteworthy that the star explodes and turns into supernovabefore it collapses on itself and forms a black hole, then the material forms a disk around the black hole, and it is absorbed and released there in the form of energy that travels at a speed equal to 99.99% of the speed of light.
and fired blink Photons carry 18 TeV of energy, or 18 followed by 12 zeros, a record number, and it affected long-wave communications in the Earth’s atmosphere.
Brendan O’Connor, who made new observations of the phenomenon Friday using tools, said: Infrared For the Gemini Southern Observatory telescope in Chile “This breaks records, both in the amount of photons and in the energy of the photons that reach us,” according to AFP.
added a scientist Astrophysics “This shining object, this close, is really a once-in-a-century event.”
“Gamma rays generally release within seconds the same amount of energy our Sun has produced or will produce over its lifetime. This event is the brightest gamma ray glow ever,” he explained, as the French agency reported.
The glow, called GRB221009A, was observed on Sunday morning, Eastern Coast Time in the United States, by several telescopes, many of which follow the American Space Agency.NASA“.