... Astronomy, University of Tokyo, Japan. His primary research interests are explosive phenomena (such as supernovae and gamma-ray bursts), galaxy formation and evolution, and cosmology. He conducts theoretical analyses combined with observations using...
... and the Fermi Space Telescope announced in the journal Nature Astronomy the discovery of what they called a “gamma-ray heartbeat” coming from a cosmic gas cloud. The cloud is in the constellation Aquilla and “beats” in rhythm with...
... faded over the course of six days, was stated by the team as being largely consistent with a short gamma-ray burst radio afterglow, and that its existence and timescale was not in line with originating from...
... Agency (ESA). Largely funded by the Swiss, this international mission is dedicated to measuring the polarity of photons from gamma ray bursts (GRBs) to try and ascertain how these bursts produce such high-energy photons in the first...
... of quarks and it becomes a quark star. It is said that a quark-novae might explain a number of astrophysical phenomena from gamma ray bursts through to super-luminous supernovae and a team from the University of Calgary in Canada are now suggesting...
...of the future research projects could be an international collaboration aimed at putting a fleet of multiple CubeSats into space to study gamma ray bursts – extremely energetic explosions that have been observed in distant galaxies. skCUBE satellite