Researchers have found signs of a sharp onset of medieval gamma ray explosions on Earth. It came out of an explosion in far-off space. If it had not happened in a thousand light years, in a hundred light years, the earth would have been destroyed. Although there has been controversy for so long, scientists now say that the collision of the two black holes with each other released a huge amount of gamma rays of energy. We see the signs of his injury in various plants. This was revealed by a paper published in the monthly journal of the Royal Astronomical Society. This means that not only comets, but the earth stands in the face of various kinds of cosmic disasters. Around the 8th century, the impact of deadly gamma ray explosions came to Earth. It is one of the most powerful gamma ray explosions in the Milky Way galaxy. Scientists attributed this to the collision of two neutron stars thousands of light-years away. This released a large amount of gamma rays. The marks of that injury remained in various plants and ice. Gamma rays are a kind of electromagnetic wave like visible light. However, the frequency rate is 10,000 times higher, which can penetrate a 10-foot concrete wall and hit the target. The signs of such gamma rays can be observed in the explosion of atoms or hydrogen bombs.
Signs left in nature
In the Middle Ages, evidence of the intense heat of gamma rays was found in plants and ice. This was discovered by researchers in 2012. In this regard, they mentioned the ancient cedar tree of Japan. There, the isotope noted abnormal levels of radioactive carbon 14 (a type of carbon element). Such radioactivity has also been observed in ice in Antarctica. However, it belongs to the isotope radioactive beryllium 10 (a type of basic substance in beryllium). Such isotopes are caused by intense radiation in the nitrogen atoms in the upper part of the atmosphere. This type of isotope is not very different in terms of chemical properties than the original element. However, its influence on the nucleus (the center of the atom) and the animal kingdom is extensive. Using data from tree cycles and ice sheets, the researchers have confirmed that the event occurred between 774 and 775. But this radiation came from space. Not only that, this sham struck the earth after a long journey of 3 to 12 thousand years. At first, the researchers thought that supernovae, i.e., the exploding star, had a role to play in this incident. This idea is canceled. If this were the case, the pieces that were still thrown and moved from there could still be seen in the telescope. Later, another us team of researchers said that the excitement of the fire from an unusually large solar flare, or the surface of the sun, came to the earth and killed it. In general, during these times, the sun releases 16 billion mega tons of energy per second from the surface, billions of times more than the atomic bomb emitted in Hiroshima. But at the time, the energy was even higher. Many in the scientific team did not agree with this. Because the energy generated in the solar flare is not comparable to the production of the found isotopes carbon 14 and beryllium 10.
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