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The hottest place in the universe may be the quasar 3C273, with an estimated temperature of around 10 trillion degrees Celsius.
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The hottest place in the universe may be the quasar 3C273, with an estimated temperature of around 10 trillion degrees Celsius.
To date, there are still many unknown and uncertain aspects about the properties and behavior of quasars.
The ALMA telescope has just captured a terrifying image from nearly 13 billion years ago, in which filaments of deadly gas are
A time-traveling image from 10 billion years in the past has just entered the
This is the first time scientists have observed a mysterious phenomenon called
Astronomers found the largest quasar ever in the early universe, more than 13 billion light-years from Earth.
One of the most destructive phenomena in the universe has just been recorded by NASA's Hubble Telescope: the ghostly quasar super tsunami rips apart galaxies.
The double quasar, the dwarf planet Haumea or the Tabby star all have mysteries that astronomers have not yet answered.
To calculate large, accurate calculations on a galaxy or cosmic scale, one needs an exact constant to make the landmark. It can be said that Hubble's constant is the sam…
Astronomers discovered a mysterious phenomenon when six 'quiet' galaxies became the brightest quasars in the universe in just a few short months.
Super-large black holes can be formed from giant gas clouds bound by gravity without any explosions.
These fluctuations create challenges and many different questions. For a longer period of time, how has the Earth's rotation changed?
The finding could help reveal how super-large black holes can exist, how it affects the evolution of galaxy clusters, the researchers said.
The voracious monster black hole was discovered when the team observed the cosmic area 12 billion light-years away.
The discovery of a massive black hole, 13.1 billion light-years away from us, is revealing to scientists many things about the early universe.