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Science News for September 27, 1996


BATSE Detects the Brightest Gamma

The Compton Observatory detected the brightest gamma-ray burst in its five and a half year mission, releasing as much energy in tens of seconds as the Sun will produce in ten-billion-year lifetime. The burst is rare and may contain information about sources that cannot be extracted from weaker events.

SourceNASA/Marshall Space Flight Center--Space Sciences Laboratory·DateSep 27, 1996

How Birds Sing

The study reveals that higher brain structures directly control the abstract information in a bird's song, while lower brain centers manage individual notes. Researchers hope to gain insight into how learning influences brain activity patterns.

SourceUniversity of Chicago Medical Center·DateSep 27, 1996
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