Astronomers Uncover Unique Repeating Gamma-Ray Burst
Astronomers have discovered a unique repeating gamma-ray burst, GRB 250702B, which lasted about a day and erupted multiple times, unlike typical GRBs. Initially detected by NASA's Fermi telescope, further observations confirmed it originated outside the Milky Way, making it the first of its kind observed in 50 years. Its unusual behavior challenges existing theories about gamma-ray bursts, and further studies are underway to understand its cause.