Astronomers have
discovered a giant black hole that is surprisingly heavy in relation to the
galaxy hole live in. Super Heavy black holes in galaxies are typically several
million times heavier than our Sun. But now, astronomers have found a black
hole that is 17 billion times more massive than the Sun! The giant black hole
at the heart of a galaxy called NGC the 1277th.
This is a galaxy news blog. Everybody invited in my blog and please comments your important information about related blog.
Translate
Friday, November 30, 2012
Three planets in a row
Currently seen the
planets Mercury, Venus and Saturn in the morning sky before sunrise the third
December is the three planets in a row.
Currently performing
the three planets Mercury, Venus and Saturn a cosmic dance in the morning sky
before sunrise. Thus stood Venus and Saturn very close together on 27th
November, but clouds blocked unfortunately, the view of the planet parade.
If it is clear weather
on Monday, the 3rd December, it will be possible to see Mercury, Venus and
Saturn in a row with Mercury at the bottom, Venus and Saturn in the middle at
the top.
Thursday, November 29, 2012
A unique mega-storm at the north pole of Saturn
Spacecraft Cassini
recorded an incredible storm that engulfed the famous hexagon on the north pole
of Saturn. The diameter of the storm more than 30,000 kilometers.
Unique video probe sent
to Earth on November 27, according to NASA. He had previously recorded storm in
the northern part of the planet, but only in the infrared, because it was dark.
As they note, the image
of the swirling vortex "cause illusory sense of rotation" of Saturn.
Subscribe to:
Comments (Atom)
-
Previous May Cassini completed the first overview of Methoni (or Methone ), a small moon of Saturn, and exposed that the moon's sur...
-
United Launch Alliance Company successfully conducted the launch of a rocket Delta IV , which brought with it the WGS-9 satellite for mi...
-
According to astrophysicists, the Earth is forthcoming cloud of unknown origin, which deletes everything in its path. It came from a bla...
-
NASA astronaut Ricky Arnold, who is currently on the International Space Station , posted a Bangkok snapshot from space on his Twitter ...


