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Gamma-ray bursts don’t get kicked around

Submit on Tuesday, April 20th, 2021 10:53

For years, astronomers thought that the objects responsible for short gamma-ray bursts get kicked out of their home galaxies shortly after they’re born. But new observations prove otherwise.

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