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Superbright gamma ray burst may be closest ever
New Scientist - Astronomers have begun analysing what could be the closest gamma ray burst ever detected. The work could shed new light on the mysterious cause of these explosions, the most powerful in the Universe.
Feature: Scrambling to study a 'hypernova'
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It's a Nova . . . It's a Supernova . . . It's a Hypernova
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