This Gamma-Ray Burst Wasn't Dim, It Was Just Misunderstood
Illustrative image In March 2026, NASA's Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope detected a GRB with an unusual light signature. Its initial gamma radiation was dim, and the afterglow exhibited unusual, delayed peaks. As it turns out, we were seeing it from a side angle, and the GRB actually packed one billion years of the Sun’s energy output in…
Source：Universe Today
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