Galactic Bubbles: How Black Holes Paint the Cosmos ⚡ экспресс
Original: "Simulating the Formation of the Young "Fermi Bubbles" in the Circinus Galaxy"
New simulation explains the nature of mysterious bubbles in the Circinus galaxy.
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At the center of nearly every large galaxy sleeps a giant black hole. Sometimes it awakens and blows plasma bubbles as large as the galaxy itself. New simulations show that these bubbles are shaped by narrow jets, like a blowtorch flame in oil. By understanding their shape, we can predict how black holes govern the birth and death of entire star systems.
🎯 The energy of these bubbles rivals the combined radiation of hundreds of millions of stars, yet it all comes from a region no larger than the Solar System.