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if you look up at the sky at night it

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seems very Placid and almost unchanging

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not true in gamma rays and not true in

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when you look at the gamma-ray sky you

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realize they're violent phenomena in the

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universe k 2 D Rho gammas una ventana of

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phenomena glass es la primera mision que

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la siroque fotos en el último rango

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delle pietro electromagnetic go take a

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nap or observer we're looking at the

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universe for a completely different

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perspective we actually look at it from

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gamma rays which is another form of

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light or it's the same thing as the

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light we see with our own eyes except

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that the light itself is literally tens

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of billions of times more energetic

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objects in the universe put out energy

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all across the electromagnetic spectrum

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to really understand how the universe

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was formed how its evolving how the

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objects in it function you need to

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observe over the entire electromagnetic

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spectrum

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blast is gamma ray telescopes two of

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them designed to study the highest

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energy photons in the universe and there

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are some mind-boggling things that we

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might find in this area last will tell

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us things about active galactic nuclei

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pulsars supermassive black holes

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gamma-ray bursts possibly about dark

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matter a whole range of issues which are

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important to modern physics they are

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presented so much apathy initiative mark

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that i'm also a phenomena thunderstorm

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if not think than somebody come for a

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glass corner blitz i myself enough that

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comes tomorrow canada's hockey every

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time you open up a new window to the

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universe a new wave length movie you

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discover new things and usually the

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universe has many surprises in store for

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us there's a lot of major discoveries

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waiting to be made then we're going to