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The optical and near-infrared spectra over these few days provided convincing arguments that this transient was unlike any other discovered in extensive optical wide-field surveys over the past decade.
We found that cosmic rays are ... potentially lethal out to ∼10 pc, similar to the typical value of 8−20 pc for [core-collapse supernovae] ... The rarity of [binary neutron star mergers] combined with a small range of lethality means that ... the mean recurrence time of lethal mergers [on Earth] is much larger than the age of the Universe.
The optical and near-infrared spectra over these few days provided convincing arguments that this transient was unlike any other discovered in extensive optical wide-field surveys over the past decade.
We found that cosmic rays are ... potentially lethal out to ∼10 pc, similar to the typical value of 8−20 pc for [core-collapse supernovae] ... The rarity of [binary neutron star mergers] combined with a small range of lethality means that ... the mean recurrence time of lethal mergers [on Earth] is much larger than the age of the Universe.
The optical and near-infrared spectra over these few days provided convincing arguments that this transient was unlike any other discovered in extensive optical wide-field surveys over the past decade.
We found that cosmic rays are ... potentially lethal out to ∼10 pc, similar to the typical value of 8−20 pc for [core-collapse supernovae] ... The rarity of [binary neutron star mergers] combined with a small range of lethality means that ... the mean recurrence time of lethal mergers [on Earth] is much larger than the age of the Universe.
The optical and near-infrared spectra over these few days provided convincing arguments that this transient was unlike any other discovered in extensive optical wide-field surveys over the past decade.
We found that cosmic rays are ... potentially lethal out to ∼10 pc, similar to the typical value of 8−20 pc for [core-collapse supernovae] ... The rarity of [binary neutron star mergers] combined with a small range of lethality means that ... the mean recurrence time of lethal mergers [on Earth] is much larger than the age of the Universe.