Astronomers Have Discovered 84 Mysterious X-Ray Sources Hidden in Galaxies
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Astronomers have identified 84 "hypersoft" X-ray sources in six galaxies, including Andromeda and M101.
Astronomers have identified 84 X-ray sources ‘hypersoft' in six galaxies, including Andromeda and M101, objects that have passed unnoticed in previous observations of the Chandra Space Telescope.
Astronomers have identified 84 X-ray sources ‘hypersoft' in six galaxies, including Andromeda and M101, objects that have passed unnoticed in previous observations of the Chandra Space Telescope.
In analysing the archives of the Chandra Space X-ray Observatory (Chandra), astronomers identified 84 unique astrophysical objects in six galaxy systems, covering the spiral structures of Andromeda and Vertuses. These entities generate the most powerful UV-radio with extremely weak X-rays recorded exclusively in the soft range adjacent to the UV-violet, and scientists classified them as "hypersoft X-ray sources" (hypersoft X-ray sources). "We ha…
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