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A whole lot of shakin'
going on
Starquakes lead to discovery
of first new Soft Gamma Repeater in 19
years
Magnetar discovery announcement
including more details, interviews and more illustrations (May
20, 1998)- Magnetars.org website
- Soft Gamma Repeaters
- Burst and Transient Source Experiment (BATSE)
- Rossi X-Ray Timing Explorer
- The mysterious gamma ray bursts that still puzzle astronomers
- BATSE.COM web site
- Click on the image at right to download an 272KB Acrobat PDF page combining the two images of SGR 1627-41's location.
- NASA's Office of Space Sciencepress releases and other news related to NASA and astrophysics
- SGR and Magnetar web pages (University of Texas, Dr. Robert Duncan)
- Limited information on G337.0-0.1 at the Mullard Radio Astronomy Observatory, Cambridge, England
- Interplanetary Network (University of California at Berkeley)
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