Astronomers find first ever gamma ray clock
Astronomers find first ever gamma ray clock
Appears to be a Black Hole, in a binary orbit, with a massive blue star, twenty times the mass of our sun. They are separated by a distance, that varies from about 18.6 to 37.2 million miles ...
Appears to be a Black Hole, in a binary orbit, with a massive blue star, twenty times the mass of our sun. They are separated by a distance, that varies from about 18.6 to 37.2 million miles ...
posted by Deep Hal at 3:16:00 AM
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very interesting
Yes .. Can you imagine, the strange effects, when their orbits coalesce, and the smaller Black Hole, starts gravitationally slinging material/devouring the much larger Blue Star? ..... :)
Yes .. Can you imagine, the strange effects, when their orbits coalesce, and the smaller Black Hole, starts gravitationally slinging material/devouring the much larger Blue Star? ..... :)
The Strange Quantum Effects are seemingly, reaching me as I speak ...... ;-)
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