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enigmatic cosmic explosionsPhys Org
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Gamma-ray bursts (GRBs) are the most violent explosions in the universe, releasing more energy than the sun would in 10 billion years .
The latest research recorded 535 GRBs from 455 telescopes and instruments across the world.
It includes 64,813 photometric observations collected over 26 years , with notable contributions from Swift satellites, the RATIR camera, and the Subaru Telescope .
Researchers now want the astronomical community to help expand their GRB compilation further.
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