Einstein Probe detects puzzling cosmic explosion
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Einstein Probe has opened a new window onto the distant X-ray Universe, promising us new views of the most faraway explosions in the cosmos. Less than three months after it launched, the spacecraft already discovered a puzzling blast of X-rays that could require us to change the way we explain the extraordinary explosions known as gamma-ray bursts.
Einstein Probe has opened a new window onto the distant X-ray Universe, promising us new views of the most faraway explosions in the cosmos. Less than three months after it launched, the spacecraft already discovered a puzzling blast of X-rays that could require us to change the way we explain the extraordinary explosions known as gamma-ray bursts.