Sentences with phrase «gargantuan black holes»
The discovery of the second and third known ultra-compact dwarf galaxies with gargantuan black holes at their cores suggests such a mass mismatch may be common
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Three projects — the Parkes Pulsar Timing Array in Australia, NANOGrav in North America and the European Pulsar Timing Array in Europe — are monitoring dozens of pulsars for tempo changes that can reveal not only single collisions but the cacophony of gargantuan black holes smashing together throughout the universe.
These «ultra-compact dwarf galaxies» are now the second and third ones known to house such gargantuan black holes, confirming that the first one — discovered by the same group in 2014 — was not an anomaly.
Quasars are the stupendously bright regions in the cores of galaxies, powered by gargantuan black holes.
These waves, it reports, have originated from a pair of gargantuan black holes, as near to the craft as the moon is to Earth.
Trapped in its gravitational clutches, run - of - the - mill stars whip around this gargantuan black hole like fireflies in a hurricane.
GRAPEVINE, TEXAS — The gargantuan black hole at the center of the Milky Way is a little like an unruly kid, hurling spitballs.
When galaxies collide, the gargantuan black holes in their cores sidle up to one another.
New research reveals the dynamics of the spinning disks of gas that surround young stars and gargantuan black holes
Such a gargantuan black hole may emerge when our galaxy merges with the neighbouring Andromeda galaxy, an event scientists predict will occur 5 billion years from now.
A gargantuan black hole has been spotted voraciously devouring material just 770 million years after the big bang
Light rays bend around a microscopic sphere just as they would around a gargantuan black hole thanks to a new chip - sized device.
It fled the confrontation with just a thin veil of stars cloaking the gargantuan black hole at its center.
This gargantuan black hole smashup created an even more massive spinning black hole, approximately 49 times the mass of our sun.