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Record Recording: Radio Telescope LOFAR Reveals Hidden Structures of Distant Galaxies
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Kosmos im Radiolicht: A new sky map of the European radio telescope LOFAR shows distant galaxies at low radio frequencies unusually sharp and sensitive. Together with older recordings it provides a catalogue of 62,916 radio sources at only 6,25 square degrees. Thus, previously blurred radiation structures of black holes and star formation regions can be better distinguished. Leiden (Netherlands). The radio world of the universe is [...] Der Beit…
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