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GRB 201216C: MAGIC Detects Farthest GRB at VHE energies
GRB 201216C, a long GRB, was observed by numerous instruments, including Swift-BAT, Fermi-GBM, and the MAGIC telescopes. MAGIC detected GRB 201216C at a redshift of z = 1.1, making it the farthest known source detected at VHE gamma rays.
Modeling of GRB 201216C's multiwavelength data, including the MAGIC observations, favors a scenario where the GRB jet is expanding into a wind-like medium shaped by the progenitor star. This is consistent with the observed light curves and SEDs.
Publication: H. Abe et al., "MAGIC detection of GRB 201216C at z = 1.1", MNRAS 527, 3 (2024), 5856–5867
Acknowledgement: Illustration credits Gabriel Pérez Díaz (IAC). The podcast was produced by Google/NotebookLM
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By Astro-COLIBRIGRB 201216C, a long GRB, was observed by numerous instruments, including Swift-BAT, Fermi-GBM, and the MAGIC telescopes. MAGIC detected GRB 201216C at a redshift of z = 1.1, making it the farthest known source detected at VHE gamma rays.
Modeling of GRB 201216C's multiwavelength data, including the MAGIC observations, favors a scenario where the GRB jet is expanding into a wind-like medium shaped by the progenitor star. This is consistent with the observed light curves and SEDs.
Publication: H. Abe et al., "MAGIC detection of GRB 201216C at z = 1.1", MNRAS 527, 3 (2024), 5856–5867
Acknowledgement: Illustration credits Gabriel Pérez Díaz (IAC). The podcast was produced by Google/NotebookLM