Answer:
Gamma ray bursts are one of the current mysteries that are still to be explained.
If we could see gamma ray wavelengths, we would see the sky glow - and much of this is from known sources like pulsars, quasars and so on. However, from time to time we have directly observed sudden pulses of gamma rays for a few seconds at a time.
These pulses pour out massive energy. The mystery is with regard the source of these gamma rays.
If we could see gamma ray wavelengths, we would see the sky glow - and much of this is from known sources like pulsars, quasars and so on. However, from time to time we have directly observed sudden pulses of gamma rays for a few seconds at a time.
These pulses pour out massive energy. The mystery is with regard the source of these gamma rays.
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