GW170817 event

Unique X-Ray Light in The Sky, a Possibly Afterglow of Kilonova Outburst; Astronomers Say It’s A Never-Before-Seen Occurrence

Never Before Seen Unique X-Ray Light in The Sky, Possibly an Afterglow of Kilonova Outburst

Medicine & Technology Mar 01, 2022

The unusual X-ray glow seen in the sky is possibly the afterglow of the Kilonova explosion. Find out more about what the astronomers describe as a first-time occurrence.

GW170817 event

Never Before Seen Unique X-Ray Light in The Sky, Possibly an Afterglow of Kilonova Outburst

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