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Tracking Zombie Stars With Gamma Rays
The sizzling remains of countless dead stars in our Universe still pulse with some radioactive activity, namely high-energy pulses of gamma rays. Now astronomers and researchers believe they are one step closer to understanding why this stellar phenomenon occurs.
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