this is cbsi in the world bob zirma

and he keeps the website behind the black and he introduces us to a discovery

astronomers have discovered a very very very large explosion how big bob

this is the largest stellar or maybe not stellar explosion yet detected

using a larger variety of telescopes on the ground and orbit

uh... scientists confirmed discovery of the largest and longest explosion yet

uh... it occurred more than eight billion light years away

and yet with ten times brighter than any supernova previously recorded and it lasted

it's been last it's been going on now for three years instead of you know supernovas

fade away within a year take less than a year usually but this has been going on now for three years

they think the explosion is related to a supermassive hole

we're surrounded by a vast cloud of dust and the extension of the explosion is because the explosion is interacting with that dust cloud

and causing more explosions more energy release

that's a theory and i will tell you that any series of the story about what caused this explosion are very tentative

uh... they are because the explosion is lasting so long they're able to go on a lot more data acquisition from lots more telescopes

and that i helped them understand this better

uh... i will point out something else too that it doesn't appear that the constellation of stalling satellites

interfered with the astronomers ability to detect this very distant explosion in any way shape or form

and even though it is the brightest ever ever discovered the discovery part on the sky it's so far away

it's very dim in fact

they only know it's that powerful because they know how far away it was

and so the amount of light that the technique needs to be close to us it would be gigantic explosion

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