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This incredible map shows no stars, but 25,000 amazing black holes – The Press Stories
It is unbelievable that this photo does not show the starry sky before. Instead, each white dot is a miraculous black hole in the heart of a different
It is unbelievable that this photo does not show the starry sky before. Instead, each white dot is a miraculous black hole in the heart of a different galaxy. These exceptions are made not by visible light, but by radio waves emitted by orbiting these distant, massive black holes, which are the most detailed celestial maps at low radio frequencies.
Wireless feedback compiled by LOw-Frequency ARray (Promises), An organization with 52 stations distributed in nine European countries: Germany, the Netherlands,…
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