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The brightest gamma-ray burst ever detected, GRB 221009A, occurred on October 9, 2022. Lasting for hundreds of seconds, it was 70 times brighter than any previous burst and had an unprecedented energy level. 

Brightest Gamma-Ray burst shatters existing models: Check details

The brightest gamma-ray burst ever detected, GRB 221009A, occurred on October 9, 2022. Lasting for hundreds of seconds, it was 70 times brighter than any previous burst and had an unprecedented energy level.&nbsp;

The brightest gamma-ray burst ever detected, GRB 221009A, occurred on October 9, 2022. Lasting for hundreds of seconds, it was 70 times brighter than any previous burst and had an unprecedented energy level. Nicknamed "BOAT," it displayed a peculiar structure with no clear edge, unlike typical bursts that resemble ice cream cones.
While the burst's brightness resulted from its direct alignment with Earth, its exceptional properties defy existing predictive models. The burst's energy and structure originate from the massive star that triggered it, leaving behind a black hole 30 times the Sun's mass. Varying properties of the exploding star, such as size, mass, density, or magnetic field, can account for the different jet structures and energy. Astronomers believe that the burst interacted with the star's material, generating shock-heated gas waves detected in its afterglow. Continued observations of GRB 221009A will shed light on its fading process and potential environmental interactions, and provide further details about the originating galaxy and star.

Thousands of never-seen-before stars and a telescope, a sight as serene as this, has been made possible by NASA's Webb telescope.
The telescope has captured scores of young stars in the Tarantula Nebula, a stellar nursery which is officially called 30 Doradus.
The study is seen as a next step to understand the process of star formation.
Compared to Hubble telescope, James Webb Telescope shows a much detailed and clearer view of the rare stars including their structure and composition of the nebula.
What makes the discover special is the picture clarity managed by the the James telescope. It has weeded out the dusty filaments that was earlier used to cover the whole observation. Besides, the background galaxy view  adds further to sight

Video: NASA's James Webb telescope captures never-seen-before young stars

NASA telescope captures never-seen-before young stars

As compared to the Hubble telescope, the James Webb Telescope shows a much more detailed and clearer view of the rare stars.

Thousands of never-seen-before stars and a telescope, a sight as serene as this, has been made possible by NASA's Webb telescope.
The telescope has captured scores of young stars in the Tarantula Nebula, a stellar nursery which is officially called 30 Doradus.
The study is seen as a step further to understand the process of star formation.
Contrary to a telescope named Hubble, James Webb Telescope shows a much detailed and clearer view of the rare stars including their structure and composition of the nebula.
What makes the discovery special is the picture clarity managed by the James telescope. It has weeded out the dusty filaments that was earlier used to cover the whole observation. Besides, the background galaxy view &nbsp;adds further to sight.&nbsp;
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Top 5 young Indian stars to watch out for in IPL 2020

IPL&nbsp;has helped many young players make a mark and&nbsp;The 2020 season also features numerous young talent who may make the World sit up and take notice of them

Every year, IPL&nbsp;helps many youngsters make a mark as the world takes notice of them. The 2020 season also features numerous young talent and we have dug out top 5 of those Indian youngsters to watch out for.&nbsp;
5:&nbsp;Virat Singh (Sunrisers Hyderabad)
Another Virat&nbsp;is in the making as 22-year-old Virat&nbsp;Singh&nbsp;is all set to make a mark. He has been the poster&nbsp;boy of Jharkhand&nbsp;cricket for a couple of years now. Virat was rewarded for his brilliant&nbsp;show in the 2019&nbsp;Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, where he scored&nbsp;343 runs in 10 matches at an outstanding strike-rate of over 142. Based on which he was picked up by the Sunrisers&nbsp;Hyderabad for Rs. 1.9 crore.
4:&nbsp;Devdutta Padikkal&nbsp;(Royal Challengers Bangalore)
Another youngster who is eager to stamp his authority&nbsp;is&nbsp;Devdutta Padikkal. The Karnataka youngster made people sit up and take notice of him with stellar performances in domestic cricket. The 20-year-old was the highest run getter of the&nbsp;Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy and&nbsp;Vijay Hazare Trophy scoring 580 and 609 runs respectively. Due to his ability to play as a floater, he may come handy for the Royal Challengers Bangalore who bought him&nbsp;for Rs. 20 lakh.
3:&nbsp;Priyam Garg (Sunrisers Hyderabad)
One batsman who can give a shaky Sunrisers&nbsp;Hyderabad middle-order some stability is Priyam&nbsp;Garg. The 19-year-old led India to the final of the 2019 Under-19 World Cup.&nbsp;Despite playing just a few List A games, Priyam averages over 47 and has also scored 2 centuries. No wonder why there was a bidding war for Garg with multiple teams interested in roping in the Under-19 skipper.
2:&nbsp;Ravi Bishnoi&nbsp;(Kings XI Punjab)
In a tournament largely dominated by batsmen, one bowler who may make opponents dance to the tune of his bowling is Ravi&nbsp;Bishnoi. He made a mark in the recently concluded Under-19 World Cup where he finished as the highest wicket-taker of the tournament, picking up&nbsp;17 wickets in 6 matches at an impressive average of 10.6. Kings XI Punjab rewarded the 20-year-old with a&nbsp;jaw-dropping deal of Rs.2 crore.
1:&nbsp;Yashasvi&nbsp;Jaiswal&nbsp;(Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals)
Labelled as the next big thing in Indian cricket, Yashasvi&nbsp;Jaiswal&nbsp;is one youngster everyone is keeping an eye out on.&nbsp;He grabbed the eyeballs when he became the youngest player to score a list-A double century while playing for Mumbai against Jharkhand in the 2019&nbsp;Vijay Hazare Trophy. He was also the top-run scorer of the 2019 Under-19 World Cup where he smashed 400 runs at a whopping average of over 133 including a ton. Rajasthan&nbsp;Royals who bought the 18-year-old for an&nbsp;astonishing Rs. 2.4 crore, will surely enjoy his services.

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