Located in the galaxy CEERS 1019, this black hole existed slightly over 570 million years after the big bang. Scientists using the James Webb Space Telescope have made a groundbreaking discovery by finding the most distant live supermassive black hole. How did researchers make the discoveries like black holes in CEERS 1019? What makes it […]
The James Webb Space Images Black Hole is the talk of the town for some time. This is keep impressing us once more by making an incredible discovery. It has seen a supermassive black hole that’s actively doing its thing. Moreover, it’s even far away in the universe than anything we’ve seen before. Are you […]
What is GN-z11 and why is it important? Gazing billions of light-years across the vast cosmic expanse, astronomers have encountered a celestial enigma: GN-z11. This exceptionally luminous galaxy stands as one of the brightest and most distant ever observed, existing a mere 430 million years after the Big Bang (roughly 3% of the universe’s current […]
The Einstein Probe, a cutting-edge space observatory, is set to embark on a groundbreaking mission that promises to unravel the mysteries of extreme black holes and star explosions. Central to this mission is the remarkable Lobster Eye technology, a revolutionary X-ray imaging system that enables the probe to capture high-resolution images of celestial phenomena. In […]
More than 33,000 newborn stars are hidden in the NGC 346 Nebula. Which is the brightest and greatest star-producing region in the galaxy, thanks to Webb’s high-resolution imagery. Astronomers have recently studied NGC 346 with telescope missions, but this is the first time they have observed the dust. The formation of the first stars during […]
Kerr Black Holes: A Complete Guide Let’s talk about Kerr black holes, the universe’s spinning marvels. Discovered by Roy Kerr in 1963, these black holes have quite a unique character. Instead of just a point singularity at the center, they feature a ring-shaped one. That’s right—a ring! And don’t get us started on the ergosphere, […]
Centaurus A, also known as NGC 5128, is one of the most intriguing objects in the astronomical world, offering a wealth of information and mysteries to researchers. This article delves into the various aspects of Centaurus A, exploring its characteristics, significance in astronomical research, and the mysteries it holds. Discovery and Observation Centaurus A was […]
James Webb Space Telescope has delivered some amazing images and this is before even this space telescope finished with its first full year of observations. The telescope had detected galaxies in the incredibly young universe. Among these stunning images and remarkable findings, this was a puzzling assertion. The Big Bang Theory of cosmology was claimed […]
Until today, we have been believing black holes to be a sphere. Every planet and star in the universe is maintaining its spherical form due to gravity. But what if the planets have higher dimensions? Dimensions that we cannot see but whose effects are still real. Does the same law still apply? In three-dimensional space, […]
Introduction NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has recently unveiled groundbreaking evidence pointing towards the presence of a neutron star at the heart of the SN 1987A supernova remnant. This discovery marks a significant milestone in the ongoing quest to understand the aftermath of core-collapse supernovae and the formation of compact objects like neutron stars or […]