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Scientists Have Detected an Unexplained Explosion Coming From a Galaxy 10.7 Billion Light-Years Away

1,000 times more energy than every star in the galaxy!!!    ( roughly 400 BILLION ) 

Scientists have taken the deepest X-ray image of our Universe to date - and within it, they've found evidence of a huge, unexplained explosion coming from a galaxy around 10.7 billion light-years away.

The galaxy itself appears to be fairly faint and unremarkable, but in October 2014, it suddenly became at least 1,000 times brighter over a few hours, before fading into oblivion again. No astronomical phenomenon that scientists currently know of can explain the behaviour.

"We may have observed a completely new type of cataclysmic event," said one of the researchers Kevin Schawinski, from ETH Zurich in Switzerland.

"Whatever it is, a lot more observations are needed to work out what we're seeing."

The mysterious explosion was so powerful that, for a few minutes, the X-ray source produced 1,000 times more energy than all the stars in that galaxy. 

No event similar has ever been detected anywhere else in the Universe.

 

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http://www.sciencealert.com/scientists-have-detected-an-unexplained-cosmic-explosion-coming-from-a-galaxy-10-7-billion-light-years-away

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1 hour ago, SaltyTiger said:

Man Made Climate Change was responsible for reported unexplained explosion

I'm sure there are politicians who would use some sort of similar analogy as an example for their idiot constituents and donors. 

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9 minutes ago, AURaptor said:

I'm sure there are politicians who would use some sort of similar analogy as an example for their idiot constituents and donors. 

i take that you are a non-believer - Weasel!!

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6 hours ago, SaltyTiger said:

i take that you are a non-believer - Weasel!!

Believer in things which are real, not so much in things which aren't. 

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On 4/1/2017 at 4:43 PM, AURaptor said:

Scientists Have Detected an Unexplained Explosion Coming From a Galaxy 10.7 Billion Light-Years Away

1,000 times more energy than every star in the galaxy!!!    ( roughly 400 BILLION ) 

Scientists have taken the deepest X-ray image of our Universe to date - and within it, they've found evidence of a huge, unexplained explosion coming from a galaxy around 10.7 billion light-years away.

The galaxy itself appears to be fairly faint and unremarkable, but in October 2014, it suddenly became at least 1,000 times brighter over a few hours, before fading into oblivion again. No astronomical phenomenon that scientists currently know of can explain the behaviour.

"We may have observed a completely new type of cataclysmic event," said one of the researchers Kevin Schawinski, from ETH Zurich in Switzerland.

"Whatever it is, a lot more observations are needed to work out what we're seeing."

The mysterious explosion was so powerful that, for a few minutes, the X-ray source produced 1,000 times more energy than all the stars in that galaxy. 

No event similar has ever been detected anywhere else in the Universe.

 

ezgif-2-b71acb4357.gif

 

http://www.sciencealert.com/scientists-have-detected-an-unexplained-cosmic-explosion-coming-from-a-galaxy-10-7-billion-light-years-away

Certainly at least starts to fill obvious gaps in the history, but might start to degrade the rhythm of the narrative:

“…
Then nearly fourteen billion years ago expansion started, wait”

Then a star just up and blowed, and the light quite briefly glowed,


“The earth began to cool, the autotrophs began to drool…”

 

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What they're seeing is obviously the Death Star being destroyed. Think about it. A big explosion that took place long ago in a galaxy far, far away. What else could it be other than the Death Star going up?

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2 hours ago, WarEagleBiker said:

What they're seeing is obviously the Death Star being destroyed. Think about it. A big explosion that took place long ago in a galaxy far, far away. What else could it be other than the Death Star going up?

 

Alderaan.

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4 hours ago, WarEagleBiker said:

What they're seeing is obviously the Death Star being destroyed. Think about it. A big explosion that took place long ago in a galaxy far, far away. What else could it be other than the Death Star going up?

 

2 hours ago, Strychnine said:

 

Alderaan.

Think bigger.

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