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<b style="color:black;background-color:#ffff66">Optical</b> <b style="color:black;background-color:#66ffff">Counterpart</b> of GRB 000131 | ESO

Optical Counterpart of GRB 000131

A gamma-ray burst was detected on January 31, 2000, by an international network of satellites (Ulysses, NEAR and Konus) via the InterPlanetary Network (IPN). It was designated GRB 000131 according to the date of the event. This image shows the rapid fading of the optical counterpart of GRB 000131 (slightly left of the centre), by means of exposures with the VLT on February 4 (upper left), 6 (upper right), 8 (lower left) and March 5 (lower right). It is no longer visible on the last photo.

Technical information : The four R-exposures were obtained with VLT ANTU + FORS1 on February 4 (magnitude R = 23.3), 6 (24.4), 8 (25.1) and March 5 (no longer visible). The field measures 48 x 48 arcsec 2. North is up and East is left.

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About the Image

Id:eso0034b
Type:Observation
Release date:17 October 2000
Related releases:eso0034
Size:1200 x 1198 px

About the Object

Name:GRB 000131
Type:• Early Universe : Cosmology : Phenomenon : Gamma Ray Burst
Distance:z=4.5 (redshift)
Category:Cosmology

Image Formats

Fullsize Original
848.7ˆàKB
Large JPEG
611.2ˆàKB
Screensize JPEG
480.6ˆàKB

Wallpapers

1024x768
377.9ˆàKB
1280x1024
548.3ˆàKB
1600x1200
686.5ˆàKB
1920x1200
750.3ˆàKB
2048x1536
975.7ˆàKB

Colours & filters

BandTelescope
Optical
R
Very Large Telescope
FORS1

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