Astrophysics
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Your Guide to Kalamata
As the sun slips beneath the horizon, casting its golden embrace over the Messinian Gulf, one cannot help but marvel at this bewitching region
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Astronomers reveal what ignites quasars
Astronomers said on April 26 that for the first time they have confirmed what ignites quasars, the brightest and most powerful objects in the universe, which put galaxies in their "death throes."
These celestial behemoths form when two galaxies smash into each other, the astronomers said, warning that this could be the Milky Way's fate in a few billion years.
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Astronomers discover one of biggest black holes ever recorded
One of the largest black holes ever recorded has been discovered using a new technique that could spot thousands more of the insatiable celestial monsters in the coming years, according to astronomers.
The ultramassive black hole, one of just four ever observed, is more than 30 billion times the mass of the Sun, a new study said.
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It releases tremendous amounts of energy in the process, which is the process that powers stars like the Sun
Why do cats love boxes so much?
What are we to make of the strange gravitational pull that empty boxes have on cats?
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Star orbiting Milky Way’s supermassive black hole proves Einstein right
The findings, published in the journal Astronomy & Astrophysics, are a result of 27 years of observations
Growing inventory of Black Holes offers a radical probe of the Cosmos
One black hole is nice, but astrophysicists can do a lot more science with 50 of them
NASA Has Detected a Massive Thermonuclear Explosion in Space
NASA has detected a massive thermonuclear explosion in space. The culprit appears to be a distant pulsar, according to the space agency - the remains of a star that exploded into a supernova but was too small to form a black hole.
Kip Thorne | Athens | May 23
American theoretical physicist and Nobel laureate Kip Thorne, known for his significant contributions in gravitational physics and astrophysics, is coming to Athens to deliver a lecture at the Eugenides Foundation.
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