Artist's view of the formation of
a dense galaxy core.
Not exact matches
Supermassive black holes lurk in the
cores of most
galaxies, and when they gobble up matter they also heat the surrounding gas and expel it from the host
galaxy in powerful,
dense winds [2].
Such clusters have very
dense cores, each containing a massive
galaxy called the «brightest cluster
galaxy» (BCG).
They look like a
galaxy stripped bare: as if a normal elliptical
galaxy — the sort that is a featureless mass of stars without a spiral structure — has had all its outer stars removed, leaving just the
dense core of stars at its center.
In addition, NGC 4571 is losing some of its gas, which suggests that the
galaxy is being stripped of material because of its proximity to the cluster's
dense core.
Supported by the National Science Foundation, IceCube is capable of capturing the fleeting signatures of high - energy neutrinos — nearly massless particles generated, presumably, by
dense, violent objects such as supermassive black holes,
galaxy clusters, and the energetic
cores of star - forming
galaxies.
Our Milky Way
galaxy contains billions of stars that congregate in spiral arms and a
dense, turbulent
core surrounding a supermassive black hole.