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Published online 28 October 2009 | Nature | doi:10.1038/news.2009.1043
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Most distant gamma-ray burst spotted
Observations suggest the early Universe is ripe for exploration.
Two teams have spied a huge blast from the far reaches of our early Universe. Such γ-ray bursts occur when certain massive stars violently explode.
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Is it not possible to trace if there is anything beyond space by the displacement (overflow as if a contained explosion) from an explosion? If space is not add infinitum we should be able to sear a cross-section through space and beyond surely?
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