Monster
black holes "Sagittarius A" –The name says it all.
Lets us first see Physics behind of Black holes
Black hole
is area of space time where strong gravitational field pulls all the things
such as light .Nothing can escape from it.
When two
star collapse then large energy is created and black holes made.
Star is
compressed so much that it will remain only fraction. But stars original gravity
does not change.
A typical
kind of Black Holes is made by certain diminishing stars.
A star with a mass more noteworthy than around 20 times the mass of our Sun may create Black holes toward the finish of its life.
A Black hole which is nearest to Earth is Monocerotis, also known as V616 Mon. It's located about 3,000 light years away.
It has mass 9 to 10 times greater than mass of the sun.
A star with a mass more noteworthy than around 20 times the mass of our Sun may create Black holes toward the finish of its life.
A Black hole which is nearest to Earth is Monocerotis, also known as V616 Mon. It's located about 3,000 light years away.
It has mass 9 to 10 times greater than mass of the sun.
Some science fact about Monster black holes Sagittarius A
1.There are
large numbers of black Holes in our Milky Way galaxy. Most of them are 10 to 20
times larger than sun.
1 2. But at the center of Milky Way there
is a monster black hole which is called as Sagittarius A or Sag A.
2 3 Researcher sends a hypothetical probe
toward this sag A black hole to
observe what will happen if this probe is fall into Black hole.
3 4 It will take 26000 year to reach into monster black holes. This Hypothetical
probe will meet other black holes in journey.
black hole merges |
4 5. Sag A is so strong that, Another black
holes also merges into Sag A
5 6. If Sag A is as strong as there was in
early Sag A formation day. There is no earth today.
fermi space telescope |
6 7. In 2010, Nasa’s Fermi space telescope
discovered ultra high gamma ray bubbles.this mean that high energy was released.
7 8. Now mass of Sag A is 46 lakh times
larger mass than sun.
watch this video for details.
watch this video for details.
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