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emit

[ih-mit] / ɪˈmɪt /


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These dust-free sources date back to cosmic dawn and are unusual because they emit little to no X-ray radiation, something astronomers did not anticipate based on existing models.

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In this model, all FRBs are produced by magnetars, while interactions within binary systems help create conditions that allow some of these sources to emit repeating bursts more frequently.

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And at their worst, they emit radiation that can make us sick.

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"While a lot of emissions from residential wood burning come from the suburbs, pollutants emitted into the air don't typically stay put," Horton said.

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The quasar is pulling in matter at an exceptionally high rate while also emitting intense X-rays and launching a strong radio jet.

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