Radio-ing in a multi-messenger detection
Today’s authors discuss the best method to search for joint neutrino and light emission from collapsing stars, by utilizing radio and X-ray observations.
Today’s authors discuss the best method to search for joint neutrino and light emission from collapsing stars, by utilizing radio and X-ray observations.
A bright flash of high-energy gamma rays heralds the merger of two dense neutron stars. What’s left behind? For the first time, authors have detected a follow-up radio burst which may hint at the nature of the merger’s remnant.
Today’s paper describes the brightest ever gamma-ray burst, as seen in very-high-energy gamma-rays by LHAASO.
Today’s authors discuss observations of the extraordinary gamma-ray burst GRB 221009A, the brightest of all time, as observed by the Fermi Gamma-ray Burst Monitor.
The Hubble tension remains a major open question in contemporary cosmology. Today’s paper addresses using gravitational waves and light from neutron star mergers to constrain the Hubble constant.
Today’s authors find that the host galaxy of the brightest gamma-ray burst ever detected is unexpectedly average!