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SGR
(redirected from Soft Gamma-ray Repeater)

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SGRSustainable Growth Rate
SGRSocieta' di Gestione del Risparmio (Italian: Investment Management Company)
SGRStargate Resistance (game)
SGRSurgeon General's Report
SGRSpecific Growth Rate
SGRSoft Gamma-ray Repeater (high energy astrophysics)
SGRSociety of Gastrointestinal Radiologists
SGRStrategic Grain Reserve
SGRSet Graphics Rendition
SGRScary-Go-Round (online comic strip)
SGRSteam Generator Replacement
SGRSortie Generation Rate
SGRSpectral Gamma Ray
SGRStem Girdling Roots
SGRSodium-Graphite Reactor
SGRStudents for Global Responsibility
SGRScientists for Global Responsibilty
SGRSegmented Gamma-Ray Scanner
SGRSelesa Golf Resort (Malaysia)
SGRSerrurerie Générale Rénovation (French: Locksmith General Renovation)
SGRSmith Gambrell Russell (law firm; various locations)
SGRSmall Group Research (journal)
SGRSelous Game Reserve (Tanzania)
SGRScientific Games Racing (various locations)
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There are just five so-called Soft Gamma-ray Repeaters (SGRs) known, four in the Milky Way and one in our satellite galaxy, the Large Magellanic Cloud.
XMM-Newton measures speedy spin of rare celestial object by Asian News International
Astronomers had identified five neutron stars, known as soft gamma-ray repeaters, as magnetars (SN: 9/12/98, p.
Magnetars: a missing link. (Astronomy) by Science News
SGR 1900+14 and SGR 0526-66 belong to a class of stars known as soft gamma-ray repeaters because they sporadically emit low-energy gamma rays.
Craft finds new evidence of magnetars by Cowan, Ron / Science News
 
 
 
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