Universe, Volume 10, Issue 7 (July 2024) – 35 articles
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In 1054 AD, Chinese astronomers carefully observed a new star for two years.
Native Americans, and people in Belgium, Rome, Constantinople and Cairo, according to the new interpretation of the historical documents, observed this celestial phenomenon in its highest energetic phase, when it was still under the horizon of China, with thousands killed by radiation burns.
The artist's impression of this new picture proposed by Remo Ruffini and Costantino Sigismondi of ICRANet/Pescara, Italy, includes the energetics of GRB190114C, extrapolated to present and rescaled at 7000 light years from Earth, in the Crab Nebula, originated by that explosion. Drawing by Laura Manfrini, Pescara, Italy. View this paper
Native Americans, and people in Belgium, Rome, Constantinople and Cairo, according to the new interpretation of the historical documents, observed this celestial phenomenon in its highest energetic phase, when it was still under the horizon of China, with thousands killed by radiation burns.
The artist's impression of this new picture proposed by Remo Ruffini and Costantino Sigismondi of ICRANet/Pescara, Italy, includes the energetics of GRB190114C, extrapolated to present and rescaled at 7000 light years from Earth, in the Crab Nebula, originated by that explosion. Drawing by Laura Manfrini, Pescara, Italy. View this paper
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