Sky survey of gamma ray sources reveals galactic energy bubbles

Monday, September 22, 2014 - 05:30 in Astronomy & Space

Yesterday I talked about the Fermi gamma ray telescope, and how it allowed us to make much more precise observations of gamma rays in the universe. Part of the purpose of the Fermi telescope is to observe gamma ray bursts, but its broader purpose is to make a sky survey of gamma ray sources in the universe. Already it has found something quite interesting.

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