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Originally Posted by Ara Pacis
That's our normal basis of familiarity with gamma rays. In other words, gamma rays don't cause particle cascades.
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The small, brief amounts of gamma rays produced by a nuclear explosion don't. Because the matter affected is already being broken down by heat and then dispersed. A GRB is a different scenario.
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