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Observations of nearby supernova and associated jet cocoon provide new insights on gamma-ray bursts
GW researchers part of global team explaining why some supernovae do not emit GRBs Gamma-ray bursts are the most powerful explosions in the cosmos. These explosions last several seconds and emit the same amount of light as nearly all the stars in the universe.
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