High-energy radiation refers to electromagnetic waves or particles that have a high amount of energy.
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These brief, blinding flashes
of high energy radiation apparently originate from the farthest corners of the Universe, but the mechanism that produces them is currently beyond our comprehension.
Thanks to its closeness to Proxima Centauri, the planet also receives 100 times as much
high energy radiation as Earth, in the form of ultraviolet light and x-rays.
They can also be used for biological labeling because of their low toxicity, chemical stability, and intense luminescence when excited by near - IR radiation, which can penetrate tissue much better than
higher energy radiation such as ultraviolet, as is often required with quantum dot labels.
The barrier, which comes and goes, is the result of very low frequency radio communications interacting with particles in space, which results in a sort of shield protecting Earth
from high energy radiation in space.
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They found that the disk of debris around the black hole smothers all but
the highest energy radiation and thus renders the black holes undetectable by optical telescopes.
Closely by this feature is the apparently brightest of the stars associated with the Lagoon Nebula, 9 Sagittarii (mag 5.97, spectral class O5), which surely contributes a lot of
the high energy radiation which excites the nebula to shine.