Further observations showed that the voorwerp was a glowing cloud of gas that stretched some 100,000 light - years from the core of
a massive nearby galaxy called IC 2497.
Not exact matches
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Massive fails» like this one in a nearby galaxy could explain why astronomers rarely see supernovae from the most massive stars, said Christopher Kochanek, professor of astronomy at The Ohio State University and the Ohio Eminent Scholar in Observational Cos
Massive fails» like this one in a
nearby galaxy could explain why astronomers rarely see supernovae from the most
massive stars, said Christopher Kochanek, professor of astronomy at The Ohio State University and the Ohio Eminent Scholar in Observational Cos
massive stars, said Christopher Kochanek, professor of astronomy at The Ohio State University and the Ohio Eminent Scholar in Observational Cosmology.
A large fraction of the
massive galaxies [3] we now see around us in the
nearby Universe were already formed just three billion years after the Big Bang.
If they are connected gravitationally, then they will eventually form the core of a
massive cluster of
galaxies like the
nearby Virgo Cluster, which boasts 2000 members.
«Radiation from
nearby galaxies helped fuel first monster black holes: Modeling supports one view of
massive black - hole creation in early universe.»
The
massive black hole shown at left in this drawing is able to rapidly grow as intense radiation from a
galaxy nearby shuts down star - formation in its host
galaxy.
Tidal stripping proves to be a viable origin for compact elliptical
galaxies, even where no
massive companions remain
nearby.
Gravitational lenses occur when very
massive objects — such as clusters of
galaxies — warp spacetime around them, causing light (and anything else) traveling
nearby to take a curved path.
The
MASSIVE Survey was funded in 2014 by the National Science Foundation to weigh the stars, dark matter and central black holes of the 100 most massive, nearby galaxies: those larger than 300 billion solar masses and within 350 million light - years of Earth, a region that contains millions of ga
MASSIVE Survey was funded in 2014 by the National Science Foundation to weigh the stars, dark matter and central black holes of the 100 most
massive, nearby galaxies: those larger than 300 billion solar masses and within 350 million light - years of Earth, a region that contains millions of ga
massive,
nearby galaxies: those larger than 300 billion solar masses and within 350 million light - years of Earth, a region that contains millions of
galaxies.
According to new observations from NASAs Hubble Space Telescope of a star - forming region in a
nearby galaxy known as the Large Magellanic Cloud, intense radiation and powerful winds from
massive, ultrabright baby stars have sculpted their environment, carving a large cavity in their natal nebula, N83B.
But researchers say they have now confirmed such an object in the
nearby galaxy M82 — a black hole about as
massive as 400 suns.
The telescope zeroed in on two supermassive black holes: a beast as
massive as four million suns called Sagittarius A *, which lies at the heart of our Milky Way
galaxy, and a black hole about 1,500 times heavier at the core of the
nearby galaxy M87.
On the other hand, several similarities were discovered with the chemical composition observed for stars in
nearby massive dwarf
galaxies, such as Sagittarius and the Large Magellanic Cloud.