| 14. Nov 2009 @ 07:27 (bez virsraksta) |
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"Mana reliģija zvaigznēs rakstīta,
Tur man lasāms bija, kas ir mūžība (..)"
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Var tikai apbrīnot mērogos un ieslīgt katarsei līdzīgā apceres stāvoklī :)
Hosting DestructionThis artist's concept illustrates the
two types of spiral galaxies that populate our universe: those with
plump middles, or central bulges (upper left), and those lacking the
bulge (foreground).
New observations from NASA's Spitzer Space
Telescope provide strong evidence that the slender, bulgeless galaxies
can, like their chubbier counterparts, harbor supermassive black holes
at their cores. Previously, astronomers thought that a galaxy without a
bulge could not have a supermassive black hole. In this illustration,
jets shooting away from the black holes are depicted as thin streams.
The findings are reshaping theories of galaxy formation, suggesting
that a galaxy's "waistline" does not determine whether it will be home
to a big black hole.
Image Credit: NASA
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