The “most distant explosion ever” turned out to be rocket debrisIn 2020, a team of astronomers saw a brilliant, temporary flash in the then-most distant galaxy, GN-z11
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The “most distant explosion ever” turned out to be rocket debris
In 2020, a team of astronomers saw a brilliant, temporary flash in the then-most distant galaxy, GN-z11.
Now the culprit has been identified: glinting space debris from a proton rocket.
https://bigthink.com/starts-with-a-bang/most-distant-explosion-lie/ -
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@rstevens I can appreciate this joke... :3
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@rstevens You and me both, RS.
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I went to the carwash today. The rest of the province has been having the same idea. Long lines snaking out of car washes this past weekend and today. I got the "tricolor" wash but it only had one color today.
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@genmaicha he's free to say what he wants and I'm free to remind people about what he said.
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@dillyd oooo I would have released that with a 'what is this' as I would have thought it was outer space at first. cool photo!
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@genmaicha I'm just remarking what he stated.
