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Cosmic explosion that blinded space instruments may be the brightest ever seen

The gamma-ray burst occurred two billion light-years away from Earth.

Dan perleyAndrew levanUniversity liverpool telescopeRadboud university in nijmegenX ray telescopeAstrophysics research instituteLiverpool john moores universityLiverpool telescopeRadboud universityGavin lambRoyal society dorothy hodgkin research fellowJames webb space telescopeAstrophysical journalAstrophysical journal letters

Cosmic explosion that blinded space instruments may be the brightest ever seen

Cosmic explosion that blinded space instruments may be the brightest ever seen
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Dan perleyAndrew levanUniversity liverpool telescopeRadboud university in nijmegenX ray telescopeAstrophysics research instituteLiverpool john moores universityLiverpool telescopeRadboud universityGavin lambRoyal society dorothy hodgkin research fellowJames webb space telescopeAstrophysical journalAstrophysical journal letters

Cosmic explosion that blinded space instruments may be the brightest ever seen

The gamma-ray burst occurred two billion light-years away from Earth.

Andrew levanDan perleyUniversity liverpool telescopeRadboud university in nijmegenX ray telescopeAstrophysics research instituteLiverpool john moores universityLiverpool telescopeRadboud universityGavin lambRoyal society dorothy hodgkin research fellowJames webb space telescopeAstrophysical journalAstrophysical journal letters

Cosmic explosion that blinded space instruments may be the brightest ever seen

The gamma-ray burst occurred two billion light-years away from Earth.

Dan perleyAndrew levanUniversity liverpool telescopeRadboud university in nijmegenAstrophysics research instituteLiverpool john moores universityLiverpool telescopeRadboud universityGavin lambRoyal society dorothy hodgkin research fellowJames webb space telescopeAstrophysical journalAstrophysical journal letters

Cosmic explosion that blinded space instruments may be the brightest ever seen

The gamma-ray burst occurred two billion light-years away from Earth.

Dan perleyAndrew levanRadboud university in nijmegenUniversity liverpool telescopeX ray telescopeAstrophysics research instituteLiverpool john moores universityLiverpool telescopeRadboud universityGavin lambRoyal society dorothy hodgkin research fellowJames webb space telescopeAstrophysical journalAstrophysical journal letters