GRB 970228

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🎒🐰💭’On 28 February, 1997,

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GRB 970228 a highly luminous flash of gamma rays was observed.

As the first gamma-ray burst (GRB) with an observable afterglow based on the latest technology, the burst strikes the earth with various light curves and lasted for approximately 80 seconds.’

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