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Long gamma-ray burst illustration
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Coalescing Black Hole
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Gravitational waves abstract
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Gravitational waves abstract
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Gravitational waves abstract
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Gravity waves from merging neutron stars illustration
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Gravity waves from merging black holes illustration
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Gravity waves from merging neutron stars illustration
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Conceptual artwork of embryonic nebulae accretion nucleosynthesis or of gaseous material falling into a black hole which spirals around to form a fl
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Gamma ray burst formation Supercomputer simulation of a relativistic jet 10 seconds after its creation Colours representing density from low to hig
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Dark Matter conceptual illustration
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Gamma ray burst
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Wolf-Rayet star
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Gamma ray burst formation
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Gamma ray burst
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Gamma ray burst
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Gamma ray burst eruption Image 5 of 5 Computer artwork of the jet (white) of a gamma ray burst erupting from a stars surface (across bottom) This
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Gravity Waves conceptual illustration by DAVID PARKERSCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
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Cosmic forces abstract illustration by DAVID PARKERSCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY
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Gamma ray burst computer artwork This is a side view of a Wolf-Rayet star that has exploded in a gamma ray burst (GRB) event Two jets (white) have
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Gamma-ray burst and star collapse illustration
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Gamma-ray burst and star collapse illustration
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Gamma-ray burst and star collapse illustration
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Gravity waves from merging black holes
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Gravity waves from merging black holes
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Triple alpha nuclear fusion
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Starbirth
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Gravity waves conceptual illustration
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Big Bang or Stellar Collapse artwork
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Gamma ray burst formation Image 4 of 5 Computer artwork of the core of a massive star soon after the inner core (centre) collapsed to form a black h
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This image represents a new type of gamma-ray burster (GRB) which lasts much longer than those found previously Until now GRBs created during the d
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This is a view of a Wolf-Rayet star that has exploded in a gamma ray burst (GRB) event Two jets have erupted out of the core through the surrounding
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This is a view of a Wolf-Rayet star that has exploded in a gamma ray burst (GRB) event Two jets have erupted out of the core through the surrounding
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Gravity Waves abstract illustration
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Abstract illustration of radial interference patterns gravity waves or quantum gravity etc
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Gravitational ripples abstract
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Gravitational ripples abstract
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Gravity Waves
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In physics gravitational waves are ripples in the curvature of spacetime that propagate as a wave travelling outward from the source Predicted to e
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Gamma ray burst formation Image 3 of 5 Computer artwork of the core of a massive star just after the inner core (centre) collapsed to form a black h
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In physics gravitational waves are ripples in the curvature of spacetime that propagate as a wave travelling outward from the source Predicted to e
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In physics gravitational waves are ripples in the curvature of spacetime that propagate as a wave travelling outward from the source Predicted to e
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Gravitational waves abstract
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Fractal Vortex
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In physics gravitational waves are ripples in the curvature of spacetime that propagate as a wave travelling outward from the source Predicted to e
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Gravity Waves
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Collapse of a Wolf-Rayet star
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Gamma-ray burst and star collapse artwork
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Gamma-ray burst during the collapse of a massive star artwork Gamma-ray bursts are extremely high-energy events The burst is a flash of radiation w
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Gamma ray burst formation Image 2 of 5 Computer artwork of the core of a massive star just before the inner core (centre) collapses under its own we
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Gamma-ray burst and star collapse artwork
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Gamma-ray burst and star collapse artwork
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Gamma ray burst 080916C Composite image of the largest gamma ray burst (GRB) ever observed This explosion occurred in the constellation Carina 122
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Supernova remnant from a star collapse Artwork (image 7 of 7) showing the supernova remnant following the collapse of a Wolf-Rayet star (a stage in t
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Supernova remnant from a star collapse Artwork (image 6 of 7) showing the supernova remnant following the collapse of a Wolf-Rayet star (a stage in t
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Collapse of a massive star Artwork (image 5 of 7) showing the supernova remnant following the collapse of a Wolf-Rayet star (a stage in the evolution
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Collapse of a Wolf-Rayet star
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Collapse of a massive star Artwork (image 2 of 7) showing the collapse of a Wolf-Rayet star (a stage in the evolution of a very massive star) The co
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Collapse of a massive star Artwork (image 1 of 7) showing the collapse of a Wolf-Rayet star (a stage in the evolution of a very massive star) The co
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Gamma ray burst formation Image 1 of 5 Computer artwork of a Wolf-Rayet star just before its core collapses during a gamma ray burst (GRB) event Wo
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