Gamma ray bursts in their historic context

V. Trimble

DOI:10.1063/1.1810792

Corpus ID: 122917790

Gamma ray bursts in their historic context

@inproceedings{Trimble2004GammaRB,
  title={Gamma ray bursts in their historic context},
  author={V. Trimble},
  year={2004}
}

V. Trimble
Published 2004
Physics

Gamma ray bursts remained essentially non‐understood or misunderstood from their 1973 discovery (not, I will claim, “serendipitous”) to the first, 1997, redshift. This is by no means a record. The poster explored some of the examples of longer‐standing puzzles and the after‐dinner talk some of the details of the GRB case. The most striking feature of the GRB history is probably the unanimity with which “all we, like sheep, went astray,” which followed the epoch of “we have turned everyone to… Expand

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