Gamma Ray Astronomy
Gamma Ray Astronomy is the branch of astronomy that focuses on the study of gamma rays, which are the highest-energy form of electromagnetic radiation in the universe. Gamma rays are produced by some of the most energetic and violent processes in the cosmos, such as supernovae, black holes, and pulsars. By studying gamma rays, astronomers can gain insights into the most extreme environments in the universe and better understand the processes that drive them.