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Astronomers revealed the recent potential risk of Earth being hit by fatal gamma-ray burst, please explain the risk

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    Yes, astronomers revealed that the recent potential risk of Earth being hit by a fatal gamma-ray burst which will release from a star known as Wolf-Rayet star WR 104. The star is around 8000 light year away from the Earth. According to the astronomers these rays will devastate around one quarter of atmospheric ozone of the Earth.

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    Yes, astronomers revealed that the recent potential risk of Earth being hit by a fatal gamma-ray burst which will release from a star known as Wolf-Rayet star WR 104. The star is around 8000 light year away from the Earth. According to the astronomers these rays will devastate around one quarter of atmospheric ozone of the Earth.

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    Added an answer on May 31, 2018 at 9:07 am

    Yes, astronomers revealed that the recent potential risk of Earth being hit by a fatal gamma-ray burst which will release from a star known as Wolf-Rayet star WR 104. The star is around 8000 light year away from the Earth. According to the astronomers these rays will devastate around one quarter of atmospheric ozone of the Earth.

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