Black Hole Cluster Spawns Massive Cloud
Shifty Jim writes in with an article at space.com reporting that a cluster of galaxies harboring black holes may be the source of a massive cloud millions of light years across. Quoting: "A giant cloud of superheated gas 6 million light years wide might be formed by the collective sigh of several supermassive black holes, scientists say. The plasma cloud... might be the source of mysterious cosmic rays that permeate our universe... The plasma cloud is located about 300 million light years away near the Coma Cluster and is spread across a vast region of space thought to contain several galaxies with supermassive black holes... embedded at their centers."
But I'm totally clueless how a Black hole can spawn anything. I thought they were 'Black holes', or have that changed recently?
might be the source?
might be?
there are probably a zillion black wholes and a gazillion such "cosmic clouds of superheated gas" in the universe. so what makes this guy think this particular "cloud" has agreater probability of being the source of the "cosmic rays" that "permeate" our universe?
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It still boggles the mind that anything we see now will have happened 300,000,000 years ago.
The system / actions we're only just seeing happen now might have already been destroyed by old age / a huge intergalactic war. My money is on Lrr from Omicron Persei VIII.
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As long as
The plasma cloud is located about 300 million light years away near the Coma Cluster
holds good.
Cogito, ergo sum