A recent study suggests that black holes may have contributed to accelerating the birth of new stars during the first 50 million years of the universe Illustration of the magnetic field generated by a supermassive black hole in the early universeILLUSTRATION BY ROBERTO MOLAR CANDANOSA / JHU Enlarge image Astronomers believe that black holes formed … Read more
An artist’s vision of a boson star collision. Credit: Nicolas Sanchis Gual and Rocio Garcia Souto. With the advent of functional gravity observatories, a new window into space has opened for us. Thanks to it, we detect events that we could only dream about before. The problem is that we don’t always understand what gravity … Read more
The mystery continues: In 1952, a trio of stars suddenly disappeared. They did not appear again The Trinity That Disappeared. Credit: Palomar Observatory/Solano, et al. (2023). Sometimes things happen in space that baffle the minds of astronomers. An excellent example is the disturbing case of the missing trio of stars. One summer evening 71 years … Read more
This article was first published on Forskning.no Black holes don’t act like an always-on vacuum cleaner. Nor like a drain in a bathtub or a voracious hole in the ground. But we resort to comparisons with something we know when we think about and explain black holes. Space is beyond our imagination, so understanding something … Read more
Stephen Hawking predicted that black holes evaporate through a process related to the event horizon that gives rise to Hawking radiation. A team of Dutch physicists claims that similar evaporation also applies to objects that have no event horizon. If they are right, then the universe will die of boredom in an unimaginably long time. … Read more
can watch Virtual bridges Which connects distant regions of space (and time) in one way or another, like various black holes, meaning it’s possible these legendary monsters have already been seen, according to RT. But fortunately, if the new model proposed by a small team of physicists at Sofia University in Bulgaria is accurate, it … Read more
Astronomers have discovered a hot gas bubble orbiting the Milky Way’s supermassive black hole, “Sagittarius A *,” at speeds of more than 200 million miles per hour, according to the website..RT The hot bubble orbits the A * region of Sagittarius at about one-third the speed of light in an orbit the size of Mercury, … Read more
The ring of golden photons reveals the gravitational result of black holes Freshly redesigned graphic unveiled for the black hole In the nucleus of the galaxy Messier 87 (M87), photons are scattered close to the colossal gravitational outcome of this item. Read through also:Astronomers: a new discovery on black holes The black hole at the … Read more
Can we find primordial supermassive black holes with the Big Bang imprint? The young universe is full of huge black holes that shouldn’t be there. One possible explanation is that these gravitational monsters suddenly appeared in the first second after the Big Bang. If so, they should have the chemical “footprint” of the Big Bang. … Read more
