Tag: SS 433

This illustration shows SS 433, a black hole or neutron star, as it pulls material away from its companion star. The stellar material forms a disk around SS 433, and some of the material is ejected into space in the form of two thin jets (pink) traveling in opposite directions away from SS 433. Credit: DESY/Science Communication Lab

NuSTAR Data On Prominent Cosmic X-Ray Emitters In Local Universe

MessageToEagle.com | July 10, 2021

Eddie Gonzales Jr. – MessageToEagle.com – Known as ultraluminous X-ray sources ( ULXs), the emitters are easy to spot when viewed straight on, but they might be hidden from

Astronomy

First Gamma Ray Discovery From A Jet Within Milky Way

MessageToEagle.com | October 8, 2018

MessageToEagle.com – For the first time, an international collaboration of scientists, including physicists from the University of Utah, has detected highly energetic light coming from the outermost regions of