Astrophysicists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (USA) have reported the discovery of a black hole that ejects a huge volume of gas suitable for star formation.
Astrophysicists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (USA) managed to make an amazing discovery - auxiliary black holes eject gases from which stars can be formed.
Before the discovery, scientists observed the Phoenix cluster of galaxies, which are located 5.7 billion light years from Earth. The Cluster of Galaxies consists of more than a thousand galaxies, the largest of which is located in the center. During the observation period, specialists managed to find out that more than 1000 stars appear in the Phoenix cluster of galaxies every year.
And here is an explanation for this process of "star birth". It turns out that in this cluster of galaxies there are black holes, which are throwing out a huge amount of hot gas. Further, the processes of formation of new stars take place.
So far, scientists from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have managed to observe only the emergence of one star, but experts plan to continue their observations. Also, scientists intend to find out the reasons for the appearance of black holes in the Phoenix cluster of galaxies.
Dotsenko Alexander