New Delhi: Indian astronomers have described one of the strongest flames from a large black hole blazar or blazar called BL Lacertae, and an analysis of them can help find the mass of the black hole and the source of this eruption, he said. Department of Science and Technology Saturday. . Also read – Detailed 3D Map of Milky Way Galaxy Made Made Revealed; Showing the end of the ground towards a black hole
Such an analysis can reveal mysteries of proof and detect events at different stages of the Earth’s evolution, he said. Also read – Black Holes Don’t Suck Things Like an Empty Cleaner: Busts Expert Myth Popular
Blazars or feeding huge black holes in the heart of distant galaxies get a lot of attention from the celestial community because of their complex transmission equipment. They emit jets of loaded grains traveling almost at the speed of light and are one of the lightest and most vibrant objects in the Universe. Also read – Nobel Prize in Physics awarded to Roger Penrose, Reinhard Genzel & Andrea Ghez for Black Hole Research
“The BL Lacertae blazar is 10 million light years away and is one of the 50 most obvious blazars seen with the help of a relatively small telescope. It was among the 3 to 4 blazars expected to be hit by flames with the Blazar All Earth Telescope (WEBT), an international consortium of astronauts, ”the statement said.
A team of astronauts led by Alok Chandra Gupta from the Aryabhatta Research Institute of Visual Sciences (ARIES), an institute of the Department of Science & Technology, has been following the fault since October 2020 as part of an inter- national. flare on January 16 with the help of Sampurnanand Telescope (ST) and 1.3m Devasthal Fast Optical Telescopes based in Nainital.
The data collected from the observed flame will help to measure the size of the black hole, the size of the distribution area, and the equipment of the emission from one of the oldest known astronomical materials, and thus ‘opens a door to the origin and evolution of the Universe,’ he said. .