The explosion, observed on March 7, was the second brightest gamma-ray burst ever witnessed by telescopes in more than 50 years of observations, over one million times brighter than the entire ...

The explosion lasted just over a minute — considered long, like any gamma-ray burst, or GRB, that lasts more than two seconds. Most GRBs have been traced back to the collapse of stars with at ...

Astronomers at the Gemini South telescope in Chile captured the aftermath of the explosion from "Gamma-Ray Burst GRB221009A." Credit: International Gemini Observatory / NOIRLab / NSF / AURA/B.

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This explosion—known now as GRB 221009A—was a gamma-ray burst (GRB), a flash of extremely high-energy light that resulted from the death of a colossal star. This detonation is the brightest ...

Scientists said it was approximately 70 times brighter than any other gamma-ray explosion. Shine bright like a... gamma-ray? A gamma-ray burst that recently hit our solar system was so bright ...

Astronomers stunned by 'brightest of all time' gamma-ray burst reckon it could be the most powerful space explosion since the Big Bang When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an ...

Astronomers continued investigating the explosion from telescopes in Spain, Chile and low-Earth orbit. Their calculations indicated that the burst happened nearly eight billion light-years away ...

Called a gamma-ray burst (GRB), the massive explosion emitted flares of high-energy X-ray and gamma radiation and was likely spurred by a gigantic star’s collapse, according to Inverse’s Kiona ...