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Revision as of 00:28, June 2, 2007
Gamma-Ray Bursts are brief flashes of highly energetic photons (light) that occur at random times and unpredictable locations in the sky. A gamma-ray burst might look light a flash from a flashlbulb, if the human eye could detect this type of light.
Sources
Electomagnetic Spectrum diagram
gamma ray burst as "seen" by a satellite
