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Gamma-Ray Bursters and the Emergence of Life
57th International Astronautical Congress, 2006 Prof. Ray P. Norris
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Scientific American, 1985
Current theoretical models developed to explain the observational data (from spaceborne detectors) on gamma-ray bursters are summarized and illustrated with drawings, diagrams, graphs, and photographic images. Although the data are fragmentary and often flawed by instrument defects, models involving neutron stars with strong magnetic fields are ...
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Current theoretical models developed to explain the observational data (from spaceborne detectors) on gamma-ray bursters are summarized and illustrated with drawings, diagrams, graphs, and photographic images. Although the data are fragmentary and often flawed by instrument defects, models involving neutron stars with strong magnetic fields are ...
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Ruler: An instrument to measure gamma-ray burster distances
AIP Conference Proceedings, 1994We describe a satellite‐borne soft x‐ray burst detector specifically designed to determine the GRB distance scale. This is achieved experimentally by measuring the soft x‐ray extinction by interstellar absorption of a representative sample of bursts.
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SCUBA Sub-Millimeter Observations of Gamma-Ray Bursters
AIP Conference Proceedings, 2003I A Smith, Smith I A, Tilanus R P J
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Cataclysmic-Variable Observers and Gamma Ray Burster Hunters
2004Observing variable stars is something that is fascinating in itself, but has the bonus that the results are of great interest to professional astronomers. This is real science.
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High-Redshift Absorption Lines Show Convincingly that Gamma-Ray Bursters Are Very Far Away
Physics Today, 1997Bertram Schwarzschild +1 more
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