Gamma rays from a dwarf galaxy clear up an astronomical puzzle


(Picture credit score: NASA Goddard Area Flight Heart)

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A brilliant spot referred to as the “cocoon”, which seems to be inside one of many big gamma ray emanations from the middle of our galaxy dubbed the “Fermi Bubbles“, has puzzled astronomers since its discovery in 2012.