The anomalies in the vast universe

Many eccentric objects in the vast universe are gradually being discovered by scientists, helping people become more and more aware of mysterious astronomical phenomena.

The greatest lens

The largest lens that humans discovered is the galaxy cluster J0717.5 + 3745 , located 5.4 billion light-years away. This is also the most crowded galaxy cluster that humans can observe.

Cluster of galaxies J0717.5 + 3745

Lens effect at J0717.5 + 3745 facilitates people to study objects that do not emit radiation in the universe. Combined with Einstein's theory of relativity, J0717.5 + 3745 helps scientists determine the existence of dark matter, the most mysterious object in the vast universe.

The strongest X-ray explosion

The Swift telescope of the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) discovered the largest X-ray explosion in June 2010. It happens 5 billion light-years away but still makes the human-specialized artificial satellite disabled. One scientist describes our satellites as just "bucket gauges" while the power of the explosion is equivalent to a tsunami power.

X-ray explosion was discovered in June 2010.(Photo: Listverse.com)

According to scientists, the giant X-ray explosion stems from the process of turning a dead star into a fearsome black hole in the universe. Scientists were completely surprised when observing the stellar explosion in the vast universe. The record of a record high X-ray was discovered, but it did not recognize the abnormality of other spectral bands.

The strongest magnet department

The strongest magnet in the universe is neutron star SGR 0418 5729 , discovered by the European Space Agency in 2009. Using the technology to measure X-ray emissions, scientists can observe from field below the star surface. ESA describes, neutron SGR 0418 5729 is a giant ' magnetic monster '.

Exclude field simulation in neutron star SGR 0418 5729. (Photo: Listverse.com)

If the neutron SGR 0418 5729 is the moon, it is enough to repel the metal locomotives that are running on Earth. However, this star lies 6,500 light years away from us so it absolutely cannot harm the planet.

The strongest laser

Laser beams are one of humankind's most useful inventions in the past few decades. However, the strongest human laser produced only reached 500,000 billion watts while the object MG J0414 + 0534 emitted maser light, similar to a laser, with a intensity of 1 nonillion watts, 10,000 times the energy due to the face. heaven created.

Laser

According to scientists, the strongest maser comes from water. The water molecules in the abdomen are quasar (extremely distant and extremely bright bodies) hitting each other and causing a continuous effect. Amplification chain reaction, creating maser rays as humans discovered. Scientists discovered MG J0414 + 0534 in 2008. It provides evidence of the existence of water, at 11.1 billion light-years away.

The oldest object

According to scientists, our universe is about 13.7 billion years old. However, the Southern European Observatory in Chile found that star HE 1523-0901 , in the Milky Way itself, was 13.2 billion years old. Using radioactive clocks, scientists confirmed HE 1523-0901 as the oldest object in the universe that humans found.

Star HE HE 1523-0901, the oldest object in the universe

Currently, scientists are determining the age of controversial star HD 140283, nicknamed 'Methuselah', discovered by the Hubble telescope. Initial measurements showed that HD 140283 was 16 billion years old but fell to 14.5 billion years of age some time later. The reason, HD 140283 is controversial because its age is higher than the age of the universe that scientists still believe in for a long time.