Gamma-ray Astronomy

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24AUG 2022
Gamma-ray Astronomy
What the universe’s most energetic particles can tell us about the frontiers of the physics we know
Ultra-high-energy cosmic rays are the most energetic known messengers of the universe and can be used for testing the frontiers of physics. In particular, they are a powerful tool for […]
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10MAR 2022
Gamma-ray Astronomy
ECAP scientist and H.E.S.S. team observe time-dependent particle acceleration outside our solar system for the first time
Novae are powerful eruptions on the surface of a white dwarf in a binary star system, in which a larger star and a smaller star orbit each other. A nova […]
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07JUN 2021
Gamma-ray Astronomy
Gammapy choosen as official Science Tools for CTA
The analysis of observational data in gamma-ray astronomy requires specialised analysis methods and software to reach the highest possible sensitivity in the presence of the background ’noise’ of charged cosmic […]
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