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48 | NewScientist | 8 September 2018

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A NASA Postdoctoral Fellow investigates short gamma-ray

bursts that could be from the same cosmic collision that

created the gravitational waves that were detected by LIGO,

the first-ever observation of gravitational waves.

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Fermi GBM Observations of LIGO Gravitational Wave event

published by V. Connaughton, USRA, E. Burns and A. Goldstein, NASA Postdoc, et al.

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 Aeronautics, Aeronautical or Other Engineering,

t
 Astrobiology,

t
 Astrophysics,

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 Biological Sciences,

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 Cosmochemistry,

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 Earth Science,

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 Heliophysics Science, Interdisciplinary/Other,

t
 Planetary Science, and

t
 Technology Development.