A strange radio structure has been discovered around the brightest quasar star in the universe

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A strange radio structure has been discovered around the brightest quasar star in the universe

Astronomers have discovered two large and mysterious objects emanating from the brightest black hole in the known universe.

It was discovered in the 1959 survey of cosmic space radio wave Sources, enormous Black hole 3C 273 is a quasar – short for “quasi-stellar body”, because the light emitted by this giant is bright enough to be confused with starlight. While black holes themselves do not emit light, the largest of them are surrounded by huge swirls of gas called accretion disks. When gas falls into a black hole at a speed close to the speed of light, friction The disc heats up and causes it to ignite with radiation – usually detected as radio waves.

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