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Astronomers Spot a Record-Breaking 'Space Laser' 8 Billion Light-Years Away - ScienceAlert
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Astronomers have detected the brightest and most distant astrophysical maser yet — a gigamaser about 8 billion light-years away, revealing extreme energetic phenomena across the universe. The DESI map can help pinpoint the large-scale environments and host galaxies of such rare, luminous sources, improving understanding of where and when they appear. This complements multiwavelength searches that are uncovering a wide diversity of extreme cosmic phenomena.
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