A_Black_Hole’s_Dinner_is_Fast_Approaching_-_Part_2.ogv
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Deutsch
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Mit Hilfe des
VLT
der
ESO
entdeckten Astronomen eine Gaswolke mit einem Vielfachen der Erdmasse, die auf ein
Supermassereiches Schwarzes Loch
im Zentrum der Milchstraße hin beschleunigt wird. Das Video beinhaltet Simulationen, die das Zerreißen der Wolke in den nächsten Jahren voraussagen, sowie eine englische Audiospur mit Erklärungen von Wissenschaftlern. (4 m 6 s)
English
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Astronomers using ESO’s
Very Large Telescope
have discovered a gas cloud with several times the mass of the Earth accelerating towards the black hole at the centre of the
Milky Way
. This is the first time ever that the approach of such a doomed cloud to a
supermassive black hole
has been observed.
This Video News Release shows the new results and includes spectacular simulations of how the cloud will break up over the next few years.
Français
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En utilisant le
Very Large Telescope
, des astronomes ont découvert un nuage gazeux pesant plusieurs fois la masse de la Terre et qui accélère vers le trou noir au centre de la
Voie lactée
. C'est la première fois qu'un tel déplacement est observé à proximité d'une
trou noir supermassif
. Cette vidéo comprend de spectaculaires simulations montrant comment le nuage se brisera d'ici quelques années.
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This file was selected as the
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for 26 December 2011. It was captioned as follows:
English:
A gas cloud with several times the mass of the Earth accelerating towards the
supermassive black hole
at the centre of the
Milky Way
was discovered by astronomers using ESO’s
Very Large Telescope
. This video shows scientist statements and simulations of how the cloud will break up over the next few years. (4 m 6 s)
Other languages
Deutsch:
Mit Hilfe des
VLT
der
ESO
entdeckten Astronomen eine Gaswolke mit einem Vielfachen der Erdmasse, die auf ein
Supermassereiches Schwarzes Loch
im Zentrum der Milchstraße hin beschleunigt wird. Das Video beinhaltet Simulationen, die das Zerreißen der Wolke in den nächsten Jahren voraussagen, sowie eine englische Audiospur mit Erklärungen von Wissenschaftlern. (4 m 6 s)
English:
A gas cloud with several times the mass of the Earth accelerating towards the
supermassive black hole
at the centre of the
Milky Way
was discovered by astronomers using ESO’s
Very Large Telescope
. This video shows scientist statements and simulations of how the cloud will break up over the next few years. (4 m 6 s)
Français :
En utilisant le
Very Large Telescope
, des astronomes ont découvert un nuage gazeux pesant plusieurs fois la masse de la Terre et qui accélère vers le trou noir au centre de la
Voie lactée
. C'est la première fois qu'un tel déplacement est observé à proximité d'une
trou noir supermassif
. Cette vidéo comprend de spectaculaires simulations montrant comment le nuage se brisera d'ici quelques années.
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