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ESA Satellites Detect Mysterious Gamma-Ray Burst in Nearby Galaxy

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An international team, with the assistance of ESA satellites, and including researchers from UNIGE, has detected a massive eruption emanating from a magnetar, an extremely magnetic neutron star. As ESA's satellite INTEGRAL scanned the skies, it detected a surge of gamma-rays emanating from the near

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ESA Satellites Detect Mysterious Gamma-Ray Burst in Nearby Galaxy

An international team, with the assistance of ESA satellites, and including researchers from UNIGE, has detected a massive eruption emanating from a magnetar, an extremely magnetic neutron star. As ESA's satellite INTEGRAL scanned the skies, it detected a surge of gamma-rays emanating from the near

·Encinitas, United States
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Sci Tech Daily broke the news in Encinitas, United States on Monday, June 17, 2024.
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