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| − | Soft Gamma Repeaters are objects believed to be related to a particular type of [[supernova]] remnant and/or its associated [[neutron star]] which emit soft "pops" of gamma-ray energy in short intense bursts. | + | '''Soft Gamma Repeaters''' are objects believed to be related to a particular type of [[supernova]] remnant and/or its associated [[neutron star]] which emit soft "pops" of gamma-ray energy in short intense bursts. |
They are detectable by [[BATSE]], but different from the "classical" gamma-ray burst. | They are detectable by [[BATSE]], but different from the "classical" gamma-ray burst. | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:28, July 13, 2016
Soft Gamma Repeaters are objects believed to be related to a particular type of supernova remnant and/or its associated neutron star which emit soft "pops" of gamma-ray energy in short intense bursts.
They are detectable by BATSE, but different from the "classical" gamma-ray burst.