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2
Apr

 

Detect the most distant black hole

 
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Astronomers detected a huge black hole, the size of a star located much farther than any other known object. It has a mass 20 times larger than our sun and located six million light years from Earth in the galaxy NGC 300.

The discovery was carried out with the VLT Telescope European Southern Observatory at Cerro Paranal in Chile. The scientific data indicate that the object has a great companion, a star, most likely, will end his days as well as a black hole.

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9
Oct

 

Detected around Saturn’s largest planetary ring in the Solar System

 
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The largest planetary ring found so far in the solar system is circling Saturn, about 13 million miles from Earth, as revealed in the infrared images from Spitzer Space Telescope from NASA. This is a huge ring of dust particles, but so dim that it is not evident at first glance.

Saturn's Infrared Ring

A team of astronomers from the Universities of Virginia and Maryland in the USA has encountered a huge ring around Saturn thanks to images provided by the infrared Spitzer Space Telescope for NASA. “It’s a super ring and if visible (from Earth) appears to be twice the size of the moon,” says Anne Verbiscer, University of Virginia. The researcher has reported the finding at the congress of the Division for Planetary Sciences of the American Astronomical Association, which this week celebrated in Puerto Rico.

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24
Sep

 

Wanted habitable planet

 
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1. • Astronomers hope that the first bodies likely to appeal will be located in two or three years
2. • Most are now Jupiter-like gas giants

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HD 22049b. This gas giant, also called Epsilon Eridani b, is the planet known to the system closer to the Earth, 10 light years. Discovered in 2000.

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“In two or three years we will begin to detect planets like our own,” convinced Ignasi Ribas, an astrophysicist at the Institute for Space Studies of Catalonia (IEEC), while acknowledging that efforts to date have been unsuccessful. It’s a matter of technical improvements, added: “The search for planets in other systems began a decade ago, but is moving at top speed. The optimism seems to share the 300 specialists gathered CosmoCaixa last week in Barcelona, at a conference on habitable planets.

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9
Sep

 

The origin of supernovae

 
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SupernovaHow supernovae are born, these “super new stars” who appear and disappear from the vault of heaven and that are sometimes brighter than several entire galaxies? Astronomers have long thought they knew the answer: supernovae result is the thermonuclear explosion of a dead star called a white dwarf (Type I) or the implosion of a massive star at the end of life which is still the headquarters of nuclear reactions (type II).

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20
Aug

 

Sophisticated Radioimagen of Galaxy Centauri A

 
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210809aAstronomers from the CSIRO has revealed the “face” of a huge hidden galaxy called Centaurs A, which emits a halo in the range of radio waves in our sky covering an area 200 times larger than that occupied by the Moon full.

Radio waves from the galaxy were carefully converted into a very detailed picture has been revealed publicly for the first time.

Centaurs A is 14 million light years, in the southern constellation Centaurs, and has a large black hole 50 million times the mass of the Sun

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