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Quasar sends energy blast 2 trillion times more powerful than Sun!
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[quote:AtsuiPanda:MV8yMDY2MTkzXzM0NzY1OTU2XzJBOUUzODU4] [quote:Doommincus Maximus:MV8yMDY2MTkzXzM0NzY0Njk3XzQyQ0M2NzlB] [quote:Anonymous Coward 28729783:MV8yMDY2MTkzXzM0NzY0NTM3X0JBNjUzMTQ5] they can't predict when volcanoes erupt, they can't predict earthquakes, they can't predict the weather accurately for the next 2-3 days and their IT equipment konks out on live links..... but they know quasar emitted energy 2 trillion times more powerful than the sun... BOLLOCKS [/quote] They can't predict quasar blasts ethier. but they can measure enrgy relased from EQ's, Volcanos, and quazar blasts. Perhaps that stick up your ass is making you simple minded? [/quote] Pwned [/quote]
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Scientists have reported the largest blast of energy ever recorded from a far-off quasar, some two trillion times more energetic than the sun. The discovery may explain confusing discrepancies between the observed and predicted masses of black holes.
Quasars are extremely bright galaxy cores, at the center of which sits a black hole. Their light is generated when material is sucked into that black hole, creating large amounts of energy.
But quasars are also capable of emitting that energy back out, away from the black hole, and one of those emissions is what the researchers, led by Nahum Arav of Virginia Tech, observed.
The team used the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope, located in Paranal, Chile.
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