A 42-light-year X-ray tail links a pulsar to previously 'orphan' gamma rays
A 42‑light‑year X‑ray filament now ties a pulsar to mysterious orphan gamma‑ray bursts, reshaping how particles are seen escaping stars.
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A 42‑light‑year X‑ray filament now ties a pulsar to mysterious orphan gamma‑ray bursts, reshaping how particles are seen escaping stars.
A 43 GeV gamma‑ray flash captured by the Fermi telescope is being hailed as the strongest dark‑matter clue yet.