The Brightest Explosions in the Universe - Each of the shattering cosmic catastrophes called gamma-ray bursts heralds the birth of a black hole. (Englisch)
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Titel:The Brightest Explosions in the Universe - Each of the shattering cosmic catastrophes called gamma-ray bursts heralds the birth of a black hole.
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Erschienen in:Scientific American ; 287, 6 ; 84-91
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