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Galaxy Swarm is Found to Be Revolving Around A Hyperluminous Galaxy

Scientists, including those from the Niels Bohr Institute, used the Very Large Telescope and the ALMA radio telescope to determine the existence of a swarm of galaxies that revolve near a hyper-luminous galaxy. Phys.org brings the news. The discovery should…

September 14, 2022 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

Astronomers Discover the Fastest-Growing Black Hole

Astrophysicists would surely study a lot more about black holes if they find a way to directly see them. That’s impossible since these rebellious cosmic monsters don’t emit any light – instead, they won’t hesitate to absorb it as soon…

June 15, 2022 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

Hunting Quasars is Now Easier Thanks to This Method

One of the rarest extragalactic objects in the Universe is now no longer puzzling scientists’ work. Thanks to a new method of detecting the whereabouts of quasars, we’re closer to unveiling how supermassive black holes evolve. Quasars play a pretty…

May 19, 2021 · by Georgia Nica · 0

Outstanding Discovery Made By NASA: Flickering Double Quasars

The good old Hubble Space Telescope is once again searching for the big and bright stuff across the Universe. It’s almost as NASA and the European Space Agency are planning to keep the 31-year-old telescope in the Earth’s orbit forever.…

April 6, 2021 · by Cristian Antonescu · 0

Scientists Found The Oldest and Most Distant Quasar and Supermassive Black Hole

Many of us would be tempted to say that back when the Universe was ‘only’ 670 million years old, it barely had any fine-tuned structures like galaxies, black holes, and solar systems. But that’s far from the truth, and a…

January 16, 2021 · by Anna Daniels · 0

Space Storm In Teacup, Caused By A Quasar, Captured By NASA’s Chandra

A mighty space storm took place in a distant cosmic region called the Teacup. The storm was caused by a quasar, which is fuelled by a supermassive black hole located in the middle of a galaxy which can be found…

March 22, 2019 · by Jeffrey Olmsted · 0