GRB explosions occur when celestial objects such as stars collide, or a new black hole is formed. 6 gamma ray bursts have been recorded before but they were of longer wavelength. However, scientists were able to record this GRB using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA), an international observatory run by the National Science Foundation’s National Radio Astronomy Observatory (NRAO), which is marked as GRB 211106A. went..
Located in the High Altitude Atacama Desert in Chile, the Alma Array 66 is accompanied by the radio telescope and is the world’s largest setup. Scientists have said that the light produced by small bursts is very hard to find, so it was very spectacular to see. After this a new area for study is created.
Millimeter wavelengths, when combined with X-rays, can help to better understand the actual energy produced in an explosion. The emission of millimeter wavelengths can be detected for a longer time than X-rays, through which the width of the GRB jet can also be detected. Based on the things revealed in the research, now researchers can also measure the opening angle of the jet.