A BRIEF TOUR IN SPACE FROM BIG BANG TO CURVATURES

the most energetic and intense form of
light. Their wave length is among the
shortest of wave length of all kinds of
light. So, they are not visible to our
eyes. But some GRBs are so powerful
that they actually become visible to
our naked eye. One was spotted in
March 2008 in the constellation
Bootes, even though it was an
astonishingly 7.5 billion light years
away. The highest sustaining ability of
a GRB is about 30 seconds. Heat
increases at the time of supernova. So
it decreases the wave length of Gamma
ray. So, GRBs are not supposed to be
visible. But they are still visible to our
naked eye. At the time of supernova, a
lot of gas is produced. So, the light
gets reflected by the gas particles and