...physics, limited optical surveys and starless ‘dark galaxies’ are some of the possibilities suggested to account...very interesting object indeed! Combing the Virgo Cluster The dark galaxy idea is particularly intriguing - and perhaps not as outlandish ...
... after the late astronomer Arthur M. Wolfe, was found so early in the Universe, this proved to be something of a conundrum. Galaxy evolution is now being called into question again after the discovery of a similar breakthrough with an object called...
... a phenomenon called gravitational lensing, which occurs when the intense gravity of a massive object such as a galaxy or cluster of galaxies bends and magnifies the light of fainter, more distant background sources. Utilising this natural magnifying...
... component of the Universe – making up a whopping ~80 percent of its mass – and the invisible glue that holds galaxies and galaxy clusters together. Although it has never been directly observed, scientists are confident that this elusive material...
... of the research paper published in the journal Nature. Starburst galaxies are called so because they churn out stars at a frenzied... at a moderate pace. In this way star formation in galaxies is self-regulating. But, in COSMOS-AzTEC-1, the pressure ...
... a thousand times fewer stars. Because of this characteristic AGC 114905 is classified as an ultra-diffuse dwarf galaxy, with the name “dwarf galaxy” referring to its luminosity and not to its size. When visualised on a graph showing the distance...