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Stellar Concert: Astronomers Tune In to the Sounds of Twinkling Stars - Vimarsana News

Stellar Concert: Astronomers Tune In to the Sounds of Twinkling Stars

New study is the first to determine how much stars should innately twinkle. Many people know that stars appear to twinkle because our atmosphere bends starlight as it travels to Earth. But stars also have an innate “twinkle” — caused by rippling waves of gas on their surfaces — that is imperceptibl

Black holes eat faster than previously expected - Vimarsana News

Black holes eat faster than previously expected

A new Northwestern University-led study is changing the way astrophysicists understand the eating habits of supermassive black holes.

Black holes eat faster than previously expect - Vimarsana News

Black holes eat faster than previously expect

While previous researchers have hypothesized that black holes eat slowly, new simulations indicate that black holes scarf food much faster than conventional understanding suggests. Some quasars brighten and disappear within months — a time scale that aligns with the new findings

Black holes eat faster than previously expect - Vimarsana News

Black holes eat faster than previously expect

While previous researchers have hypothesized that black holes eat slowly, new simulations indicate that black holes scarf food much faster than conventional understanding suggests. Some quasars brighten and disappear within months — a time scale that aligns with the new findings

Supermassive black holes eat faster than expected, models suggest - Vimarsana News

Supermassive black holes eat faster than expected, models suggest

Supermassive black holes could feed over months rather than hundreds of years via a "delivery system," scientists find.

Source: space.com