Submillimeter Array Catches a Gamma-Ray Burst Thanks to new Fast-Response System

An artist's impression of a superluminous supernova and an associated gamma-ray burst being driven by a rapidly spinning neutron star. Credit: CfA

The Submillimeter Array’s (SMA) new semi-automated alert system demonstrates how the radio interferometer quickly responds to discoveries from space-based telescopes.

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