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GRA
(redirected from gamma-ray astronomy)

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GRAGeneralized Rytov Analysis
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Piro and Harrison presented their teams' findings April 4 at a meeting on gamma-ray astronomy in Baltimore.
Gamma-ray bursts reveal distant galaxies by R.C. / Science News
Beginning in the 1970s, gamma-ray astronomy launched a comeback.
Catching some rays: Earth-based detectors hunt for violent stellar ... by Cowen, Ron / Science News
In 1962 radioastronomy had already developed alongside optical astronomy, but X-ray astronomy hardly existed, and such exotica as gamma-ray astronomy and neutrino astronomy were hopes or promises rather than science.
Astronomy in West Germany goes supernational: the science of ... by Thomsen, Dietrick E. / Science News
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