Abstract
Laser superradiance was achieved for the first time as a result of an electronic transition in a diatomic heteronuclear molecule as a result of direct optical pumping. This superradiance was observed in the region of 670 nm due to a transition to the ground stated X 1Σ + of the intermetallic alkali molecule NaRb pumped by radiation from a pulsed copper vapor laser (λ =510.6 nm).
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