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Scientists note Astronomy That the stars “dance” around Black hole The giant, they recorded and classified infrared bursts and found unknown strange astronomical bodies and objects orbiting around the hole.
According to a new study, it was published in magazine messages Physics Astronomers, Japanese astronomers have studied the “Sagittarius A *” by “the Atamama Large Millimeter Observatory Matrix”, a set of radio monitoring devices in the Atacama Desert in northern Chile.
The researchers discovered earlier that there is a massive black hole about 4 million times larger than our sun at the center of the “Sagittarius A *”, and it emits flashes that scientists have not yet been able to explain, according to the website “CNet” concerned With scientific news.
The team of Japanese scientists from the Japanese University of Kyo tracked and focused on the giant black hole for 10 days, in an attempt to monitor the smallest changes in the flash of that cosmic monster.
“This time, using the observatory, we obtained very accurate data on changes in the intensity of radio waves from (Sagittarius A *), for a period of 70 minutes over a period of 10 days,” said astrophysicist Kyo University and author of the study, Yohei Iwata. This happened in 2017, and when the team of scientists studied these data, they found that the giant black hole flashed to us regularly.
Co-author Tomoharu Oka added that these flashes “may be related to some strange phenomena occurring near the massive black hole.”
Japanese astronomers suspect that this activity may be related to the “cumulative disk”, a type of rotating stellar disk consisting of a belt of gas and cosmic dust surrounding the black hole.
Astronomers believe that the flickering signal relates to the inner edge of the cumulative disk of the massive black hole in the “Sagittarius A *”, and its rotation around the black hole at speeds close to the speed of light. “, Which is the signal discovered by scientists, and the flash amplifies as hotspots move toward us in space.
There is an opportunity that this activity may tell us more about the behavior of black holes and how gases accumulate around its center.
It is noteworthy that “Sagittarius A *”, which is a bright region and a very strong radio source, is located in the center of the Milky Way, which is part of a larger region called “Sagittarius A”, and it contains a huge black hole, as well as a family of holes Invisible black.
The black hole in the center of the Sagittarius is about 26,000 light-years away from Earth and does not pose a direct threat to the blue planet.
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Scientists note Astronomy That the stars “dance” around Black hole The giant, they recorded and classified infrared bursts and found unknown strange astronomical bodies and objects orbiting around the hole.
According to a new study, it was published in magazine messages Physics Astronomers, Japanese astronomers have studied the “Sagittarius A *” by “the Atamama Large Millimeter Observatory Matrix”, a set of radio monitoring devices in the Atacama Desert in northern Chile.
The researchers discovered earlier that there is a massive black hole about 4 million times larger than our sun at the center of the “Sagittarius A *”, and it emits flashes that scientists have not yet been able to explain, according to the website “CNet” concerned With scientific news.
The team of Japanese scientists from the Japanese University of Kyo tracked and focused on the giant black hole for 10 days, in an attempt to monitor the smallest changes in the flash of that cosmic monster.
“This time, using the observatory, we obtained very accurate data on changes in the intensity of radio waves from (Sagittarius A *), for a period of 70 minutes over a period of 10 days,” said astrophysicist Kyo University and author of the study, Yohei Iwata. This happened in 2017, and when the team of scientists studied these data, they found that the giant black hole flashed to us regularly.
Co-author Tomoharu Oka added that these flashes “may be related to some strange phenomena occurring near the massive black hole.”
Japanese astronomers suspect that this activity may be related to the “cumulative disk”, a type of rotating stellar disk consisting of a belt of gas and cosmic dust surrounding the black hole.
Astronomers believe that the flickering signal relates to the inner edge of the cumulative disk of the massive black hole in the “Sagittarius A *”, and its rotation around the black hole at speeds close to the speed of light. “, Which is the signal discovered by scientists, and the flash amplifies as hotspots move toward us in space.
There is an opportunity that this activity may tell us more about the behavior of black holes and how gases accumulate around its center.
It is noteworthy that “Sagittarius A *”, which is a bright region and a very strong radio source, is located in the center of the Milky Way, which is part of a larger region called “Sagittarius A”, and it contains a huge black hole, as well as a family of holes Invisible black.
The black hole in the center of the Sagittarius is about 26,000 light-years away from Earth and does not pose a direct threat to the blue planet.
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