https://pm.haifa.ac.il/index.php?feed=atom&target=DynaBowyer837&title=Special%3AContributionsP-MART wiki - User contributions [en]2026-09-08T08:34:11ZFrom P-MART wikiMediaWiki 1.15.1https://pm.haifa.ac.il/index.php?title=DynaBowyer837DynaBowyer8372012-08-25T01:54:22Z<p>DynaBowyer837: Created page with 'To get these new Hubble pics a team of astronomers, all from Europe, combined the energy of the Hubble Space Telescope with that New Hubble pics - how thrilling! The latest of t…'</p>
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<div>To get these new Hubble pics a team of astronomers, all from Europe, combined the energy of the Hubble Space Telescope with that<br />
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New Hubble pics - how thrilling! The latest of the new Hubble pics is of a black hole, which they've captioned as being in want of a house.<br />
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To get these new Hubble pics a team of astronomers, all from Europe, combined the energy of the Hubble Space Telescope with that of the VLT (Quite Large Telescope at the European Southern Observatory (ESO) in Cerro Paranal.<br />
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The new Hubble telescope pics are of a bright quasar that has no discernible host galaxy. The new pics show many quasars, strong radiation sources. The astronomers honed in on these quasars to study them by way of the Hubble since they know that quasars are frequently associated with active black holes. Only one of the several quasars they found delivered a black hole with no a galaxy. Therefore the new Hubble telescope pics.<br />
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Other new pics show the other quasars that these European astronomers identified. In one you can clearly see the black hole's host galaxy with its big spiraling tendrils.<br />
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In the past ten years the problem getting new Hubble telescope pics of black holes has been that the quasar shines so much far more brilliantly than the host galaxy that observers cannot often see, or get new pics of, the black hole and its galaxy. This difficulty has been resolved now so new Hubble telescope pics of host galaxies are feasible.<br />
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With the current observation of 20 quasars, 19 had been identified to have host galaxies. One did not. What this implies is that if the host galaxy actually does exist it has to be no a lot more than 1 sixth the brightness of classic host galaxies, or have a radius that is at least 20 occasions smaller than most host galaxies. New Hubble telescope pics of this come across are getting studied now. ---------------------------<br />
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