törmäyssäihköt
Törmäyssäihköt, meaning "collision rays" in Finnish, is a term that emerged in early 20th-century Finnish physics discussions, particularly around the work of theoretical physicist Pekka Tuovinen. It refers to hypothetical, highly energetic electromagnetic radiation that could be produced during extreme celestial events such as supernova explosions or the collision of neutron stars. The concept was part of speculative theories attempting to explain unexplained astronomical observations of the time.
Tuovinen proposed that törmäyssäihköt could possess properties unlike conventional electromagnetic waves, potentially involving novel interactions with
While the specific terminology of törmäyssäihköt is not widely used in contemporary astrophysics, the underlying idea