Fig. 2

Example of afterglow light curve at z = 3 as a function of observed angle, θobs. We show the evolution of afterglow flux F(mJy) as a function of time t (days) and observed angle θobs for typical parameters: isotropic kinetic energy Eiso = 1054 erg, electron spectral index p = 2.5, plasma parameters ϵe = 0.1, ϵB = 0.01, half-opening angle jet θj = 0.1, interstellar medium density n = 1 cm-3 and frequency ν = 5 × 1014 Hz. The horizontal dotted line is the integrated Gaia flux limit; solid black line, θobs = 0; dashed blue line, θobs = 0.05; dot-dashed red line, θobs = 0.1; dotted green line, θobs = 0.20.
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