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Close-up of Gamma Ray Burst 990123

Close-up of Gamma Ray Burst 990123
A Close-Up of the Optical Transient shows both a point-like source (the bright emission) plus the extended emission (below and to the right) from what may be the distant host-galaxy
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    April 1, 1997
  • Science Release
    Hubble Tracks the Fading Optical Counterpart of a Gamma-Ray Burst
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    Science Release Credit: STScI and NASA

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A Fading Fireball From Gamma Ray Burst 990123

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The Wide-field Planetary Camera Image of the Region in the Visual Band. The Optical Transient is at the center of the photograph.

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