Observations from the Compton Gamma Ray Observatory showed that gamma-ray bursters were located throughout the sky. This told us that

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The observation that gamma-ray bursters were located throughout the sky tells us that they were not produced among stars in the disk or nuclear bulge of our galaxy (A and B), and they are not associated with planets in our solar system (C). Additionally, since gamma-ray bursters are extremely powerful and rare events, it is unlikely that they could be produced in our Sun (D). Therefore, all of the above statements are true. The observation that gamma-ray bursts were located throughout the sky rules out the possibility that they are produced among stars in the disk or nuclear bulge of our galaxy (A, B), associated with planets in our solar system (C), or produced in our Sun (D). Therefore, all of the above options are the best choice.

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