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Articles 1-23 out of 23 article(s) Title Author Type Date Words Gamma-ray burst: a black hole is born. Cowen, R. Brief Article Apr 13, 2002 657 Some gamma-ray bursts may occur nearby. (Science News of the week). Cowen, R. Brief Article Jan 19, 2002 497 Possible correlation between the internal luminosity function of a gamma ray burst and the burst morphology. Thompson, Matthew T.; Hakkila, Jon Brief Article Jan 1, 2002 105 Finding Gamma-Ray Burst Classes. Hakkila, Jon; Giblin, Tim; Paciesas, William S.; Haglin, David J.; Roiger, Richard J. Brief Article Jan 1, 2001 147 A Systematic Search for Measurement Biases in Gamma-Ray Burst Pulse Durations. Timmons, Danielle; Hakkila, Jon Brief Article Jan 1, 2001 111 Cosmic afterglow steals the limelight. Cowen, R. Brief Article Oct 14, 2000 460 News Flash: Astronomers Demystify Gamma-Ray Bursts. COWEN, RON Jul 10, 1999 2088 Catching a burst's visible glow. Cowen, Ron Brief Article Jan 30, 1999 467 ... Or a high-energy flash? Cowen, Ron Brief Article Jan 31, 1998 240 Are gamma-ray bursts standard candles? Cowen, Ron Brief Article Jun 18, 1994 439 Gamma-ray bursts: a distant stretch? Cowen, R. Feb 5, 1994 542 Solar outbursts. Cowen, Ron Aug 22, 1992 2549 A shower of gamma-ray findings. Cowen, Ron Jan 25, 1992 586 Fortnight of flares dazzles astronomers. Cowen, Ron Jun 22, 1991 600 Gamma-ray bursts: upping the ante. Cowen, Ron Jun 8, 1991 264 Researchers probe the 'Great Annihilator.' (mysterious celestial object that spews out photons may be a black hole) Cowen, Ron May 11, 1991 790 Catching some rays: Earth-based detectors hunt for violent stellar events. Cowen, Ron Cover Story May 11, 1991 3243 Gamma rays from the Crab nebula. Peterson, Ivars Apr 28, 1990 234 Bursts from a comet cloud. Feb 25, 1989 149 Ultrahigh-energy gammas and SN 1987A. Mar 12, 1988 279 A hint of gamma rays. Thomsen, Dietrick E. Oct 31, 1987 262 Getting vibes from cosmic strings. May 30, 1987 297 On the threshold of Cherenkov astronomy; radiation of extremely high energy from several celestial objects is leading astronomers to extend their science's spectral range yet again. Thomsen, Dietrick E. Oct 25, 1986 1792