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Astronomers Capture Supermassive Black Hole Plasma Jets at Birth
For the first time, plasma jets from a supermassive black hole have been observed in real time. Located 270 million light-years away in galaxy 1ES 1927+654, the jets traveled at one-third the speed of light. Emerging in 2024 after a radio flare in 2023, the jets broke through dense gas near the black hole, which has a mass 1.4 billion times that of...
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Hidden Supermassive Black Holes Found Behind Gas and Dust Across the Universe
Supermassive black holes, which feed on surrounding material, may be more common than earlier believed. Researchers suggest that nearly 30%-50% of these black holes could be concealed behind dense gas and dust, making them invisible to standard telescopes. The study, based on infrared observations, sheds light on how these entities influence star f...
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James Webb and Chandra Capture Images of Star Clusters in Distant Galaxies
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope and Chandra X-ray Observatory have unveiled stunning new images of two star clusters in the Small Magellanic Cloud. NGC 602, located approximately 200,000 light-years from Earth, showcases active star formation, with dust clouds and ionised gas revealing unique stellar birth conditions. Meanwhile, NGC 2264 featur...
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NASA's Webb and Hubble Capture Spooky, ‘Blood-Soaked Eyes’ Galaxies IC 2163 and NGC 2207
NASA's Hubble and James Webb telescopes have captured the breathtaking merger of galaxies IC 2163 and NGC 2207, located 80 million light-years away. This captivating process, described as a “blood-soaked” cosmic dance, showcases the ongoing star formation occurring between the galaxies as they interact. With an impressive rate of star birth and...
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Supermassive Black Holes Might Be Responsible for the Death of a Galaxy, Says Study
Supermassive black holes might be influencing galactic star formation and triggering the death of galaxies, claims a new stuy. Recent research has shed light on how the birth and death of a galaxy, also known as galactic cycle occurs. This study reveals that the mass of a supermassive black hole can significantly impact the amount of cold gas avail...
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NASA's James Webb Captures Aftershock Of Star's Birth. See Pic
NASA recently dropped a stunning picture of a luminous cloud of material that surrounds a newborn star.
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NASA's James Webb Telescope Captures Stunning Shot Of A Newborn Sun-Like Star
The rare image features jets of star matter blasting from the poles of a very young star and zipping through space at supersonic speeds.
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Satoshi Nakamoto Could Be 48, Birth Date of Anonymous BTC Creator Believed to Be Hint for Historical Event
On April 5, the age of Nakamoto increased by one year on the P2P Foundation profile page dedicated to the BTC founder. While it's unclear if this information is accurate or not, it did catch the attention of the members of the crypto community who have wished the BTC founder a happy birthday.
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Elon Musk Said to Avoid Discussing Collapsed Twitter Deal at Sun Valley, Mentions Bots Issue
Elon Musk said to have avoided the mention of collapsed Twitter deal at the recent Sun Valley Conference. The billionaire repeated his allegations of fake account issues at Twitter. Musk, chief of Tesla and SpaceX, shared his views on establishing a civilization on Mars, and boosting birth rates on Earth.
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"A Star Is Born": Hubble Telescope Captures Stunning Cosmic Tantrum
According to American space agency NASA, the stellar tantrum consists of an incandescent jet of gas travelling at supersonic speeds.
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Want to Know What Hubble Telescope Saw on Your Birthday? This NASA Tool Will Help You Find Out
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has captured millions of stunning images of the cosmos. On its first launch anniversary on April 24 in 1991, it observed something amazing. It's called the Cygnus Loop supernova remnant and it is located 2,600 light-years away from Earth.
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Vikram Sarabhai Gave New Direction To Space, Nuclear Programmes: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid tribute to space pioneer and ISRO founder Vikram Sarabhai on his 100th birth anniversary and said his vision helped India become a major science and technology player in the world.
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Vikram Sarabhai: Google Doodle Celebrates His 100th Birth Anniversary
Google on Monday celebrated the 100th birthday of Dr Vikram Sarabhai - father of the Indian space programme - with a Doodle.
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"Double Bullseye": ISRO Launches Intel Satellite, Days After ASAT
Space agency ISRO successfully launchedthe electronic intelligence satellite EMISAT along with 28 nano satellites of global customers from Sriharikota today. With this, India seeks to give birth to a new surveillance satellite with a special mission of the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV C-45) that has many firsts. EMISAT and the 28 other sate...
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After ASAT Missile Test, India Preps Satellite To Locate Enemy Radar
After having killed a low-orbit satellite with a space missile, India now seeks to give birth to a new surveillance satellite with a special mission of the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) that has many firsts.
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Astronomers Capture Supermassive Black Hole Plasma Jets at Birth
For the first time, plasma jets from a supermassive black hole have been observed in real time. Located 270 million light-years away in galaxy 1ES 1927+654, the jets traveled at one-third the speed of light. Emerging in 2024 after a radio flare in 2023, the jets broke through dense gas near the black hole, which has a mass 1.4 billion times that of...
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Hidden Supermassive Black Holes Found Behind Gas and Dust Across the Universe
Supermassive black holes, which feed on surrounding material, may be more common than earlier believed. Researchers suggest that nearly 30%-50% of these black holes could be concealed behind dense gas and dust, making them invisible to standard telescopes. The study, based on infrared observations, sheds light on how these entities influence star f...
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James Webb and Chandra Capture Images of Star Clusters in Distant Galaxies
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope and Chandra X-ray Observatory have unveiled stunning new images of two star clusters in the Small Magellanic Cloud. NGC 602, located approximately 200,000 light-years from Earth, showcases active star formation, with dust clouds and ionised gas revealing unique stellar birth conditions. Meanwhile, NGC 2264 featur...
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NASA's Webb and Hubble Capture Spooky, ‘Blood-Soaked Eyes’ Galaxies IC 2163 and NGC 2207
NASA's Hubble and James Webb telescopes have captured the breathtaking merger of galaxies IC 2163 and NGC 2207, located 80 million light-years away. This captivating process, described as a “blood-soaked” cosmic dance, showcases the ongoing star formation occurring between the galaxies as they interact. With an impressive rate of star birth and...
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Supermassive Black Holes Might Be Responsible for the Death of a Galaxy, Says Study
Supermassive black holes might be influencing galactic star formation and triggering the death of galaxies, claims a new stuy. Recent research has shed light on how the birth and death of a galaxy, also known as galactic cycle occurs. This study reveals that the mass of a supermassive black hole can significantly impact the amount of cold gas avail...
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NASA's James Webb Captures Aftershock Of Star's Birth. See Pic
NASA recently dropped a stunning picture of a luminous cloud of material that surrounds a newborn star.
-
NASA's James Webb Telescope Captures Stunning Shot Of A Newborn Sun-Like Star
The rare image features jets of star matter blasting from the poles of a very young star and zipping through space at supersonic speeds.
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Satoshi Nakamoto Could Be 48, Birth Date of Anonymous BTC Creator Believed to Be Hint for Historical Event
On April 5, the age of Nakamoto increased by one year on the P2P Foundation profile page dedicated to the BTC founder. While it's unclear if this information is accurate or not, it did catch the attention of the members of the crypto community who have wished the BTC founder a happy birthday.
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Elon Musk Said to Avoid Discussing Collapsed Twitter Deal at Sun Valley, Mentions Bots Issue
Elon Musk said to have avoided the mention of collapsed Twitter deal at the recent Sun Valley Conference. The billionaire repeated his allegations of fake account issues at Twitter. Musk, chief of Tesla and SpaceX, shared his views on establishing a civilization on Mars, and boosting birth rates on Earth.
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"A Star Is Born": Hubble Telescope Captures Stunning Cosmic Tantrum
According to American space agency NASA, the stellar tantrum consists of an incandescent jet of gas travelling at supersonic speeds.
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Want to Know What Hubble Telescope Saw on Your Birthday? This NASA Tool Will Help You Find Out
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has captured millions of stunning images of the cosmos. On its first launch anniversary on April 24 in 1991, it observed something amazing. It's called the Cygnus Loop supernova remnant and it is located 2,600 light-years away from Earth.
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Vikram Sarabhai Gave New Direction To Space, Nuclear Programmes: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid tribute to space pioneer and ISRO founder Vikram Sarabhai on his 100th birth anniversary and said his vision helped India become a major science and technology player in the world.
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Vikram Sarabhai: Google Doodle Celebrates His 100th Birth Anniversary
Google on Monday celebrated the 100th birthday of Dr Vikram Sarabhai - father of the Indian space programme - with a Doodle.
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"Double Bullseye": ISRO Launches Intel Satellite, Days After ASAT
Space agency ISRO successfully launchedthe electronic intelligence satellite EMISAT along with 28 nano satellites of global customers from Sriharikota today. With this, India seeks to give birth to a new surveillance satellite with a special mission of the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV C-45) that has many firsts. EMISAT and the 28 other sate...
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After ASAT Missile Test, India Preps Satellite To Locate Enemy Radar
After having killed a low-orbit satellite with a space missile, India now seeks to give birth to a new surveillance satellite with a special mission of the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) that has many firsts.
