The mysterious objects of the Milky Way look like clouds, but they are like stars.

It is said that there are many facts. The longer we know, the more monsters that that person will get. The universe is like this; keeping its own strange secrets, just reluctantly revealing them to curious observers who find themselves indulged in many of their mysteries. Our galaxy center is essentially secret and accommodates an old man. from

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 Quietly lurking there in its old age, only showing traces of its once greedy, sinister appetite. In June 2018, an astronomer team announced that they had discovered a few strange objects that plagued the giant gravitational beast's lair. These strange objects were hidden in a layer of impenetrable dust mask. behind. These strange objects, participating in this bizarre masquerade in the dark center of the Milky Way, look like a gas cloud - but like a star.

On June 6, 2018, at the American Astronomical Society [AAS&#39] Summer Meeting in Denver, Colorado, a group of astronomers introduced their findings about the strange nature of these mysterious masked objects. The team, led by Dr. Anna Ciurlo, a postdoctoral fellow at the University of California, Los Angeles [UCLA], published their results, using 12 years of data. from

WM Keck Observatory from

 Maunakea in Hawaii.

"These compact dust stellar objects move very fast, close to ours. from

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 It's fascinating to watch them move every year. "Dr. Ciurlo told the press on June 6, 2018.

Astronomers discover their findings by using our galaxy center gas dynamics spectral measurements from

Keck Observatory's OH Suppression Infrared Imaging Spectrometer [OSIRIS].

"When we started this project, we thought that if we carefully observe the complex structure of nearby gas and dust from

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 We may find small changes in shape and speed. And the features in which they are placed from

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 Dr. Randy Campbell explained to the media on June 6, 2018. Dr. Campbell is a leader in scientific operations from

Keck Observatory.

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 It was discovered in 2012. These two strange objects were originally thought to be gas clouds - that is, until they are closest from

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 Very powerful pull, usually tearing unfortunate gas clouds into pieces.

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 It is impossible to remain intact. When the star is close enough, it pulls the matter out of the stellar atmosphere, but it has a star core of sufficient quality to remain intact. Astronomer Dr. Mark Morris commented on the press at the AAS 2018 Summer Conference. Dr. Morris is a joint Principal Investigator and a member of the University of California, Los Angeles. from

Galaxy Center Track Program [GCOI].

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 Strong gravity changed the track of the duo from

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 Until they collide with disastrous results. A new combination of stellar objects from chaos can explain the excess energy source.

"After such a merger, the resulting single object will swell for a long time [possibly a million years] or be transferred before it can stabilize and look like a normal Dr. Morris continues at the AAS meeting. Explain to the media.

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 The mouse detected by gravitational waves, Dr. Andrea Ghez explained to the media. Dr. Ghez is from

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 Study the innermost region of the Milky Way with the highest possible angular resolution. It does this in order to send new highlights to the birth and evolution of the galaxy and its accompaniment. from

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 Depending on the data set collected over the last quarter century from

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 It plagues the hidden heart of our Milky Way - and detects unexpected clusters of nearby stars. from

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 New and untapped systems of this basic natural power.

Hunting super large beast

American physicist Karl Jansky [1905-1950] was the first to encounter strange radio signals from the center of the Milky Way. "The father of radio astronomy" Jansky found that the mysterious signal came from the direction of the constellation from

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 . However, the hidden gravitation itself was discovered decades later - on February 13 and 15, 1974 by the University of Washington astronomer Dr. Bruce Galick and the late Dr. Robert Brown [1945-2016]. In order for them to discover from

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 Two astronomers used a baseline interferometer from

National Radio Astronomy Observatory [NRAO] from

 In Charlottesville, Virginia.

On October 16, 2002, the team of international astronomers was led by Dr. Reinhard Genzel. from

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 In Germany, they announced that they have been studying a motor called a star. from

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 More than ten years. from

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 The team of astronomers suggested that the data they collected eliminated this possibility. from

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 There is a half integer rotation. Astronomers' propositions strengthen the existence of a from

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 Lurking in the heart of the darkness of the Milky Way.

Unfortunately, astronomers cannot study from

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 At the optical wavelength, because it is covered by dense, thick gas and dust covers, it is frustrating to live in from

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 And the earth. Still, astronomers have managed to solve some of our residents of the galaxy. from

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 Many mysteries. the first, from

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 The weight is about four million times the mass of our sun - which makes it quite trivial, at least from

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 standard. Other galaxies have been found to occupy the center from

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 It has a huge amount from

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 The era of solar energy. Second, astronomers have discovered this. from

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 Surrounded by a group of hot newborn stars. Oh, some of these stellar babies are destined to sneak into places that are only a few billion miles away. from

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 The beast waits for its dinner.

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 Sleeping quietly in its old age, when it wakes up from a nap, it can be placed on a display of quite fireworks. This colorful, noisy and violent awakening took place a century ago. from

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 Hungry eating an unfermented substance that has died too close. This messy fever creates a glorious scene that illuminates the center of our galaxy.

On January 5, 2015, NASA announced the observation of X-ray flares, originating from from

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 This is 400 times higher than normal. This fiery flash provides a record-breaking crusher compared to brightness from

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 Flares previously observed. This unusual event may be solved by separating an asteroid that is destined to die into an asteroid. from

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 Wrapped by magnetic field lines in a gas from

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 Radio transmission is not derived from from

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 On its own, but seems to be a bright spot from the surrounding area, close from

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  Radio emissions may originate from from

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 Or relativistic material jets are fired from the shot from

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  If the observer's position from

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 Strictly focused on from

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 It is possible for astronomers to enlarge it beyond its actual size. from

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 It provides useful natural tools for astronomers. This phenomenon is a kind of prediction from

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 The gravity of a large foreground object [lens] can distort light from objects directly behind the object, sometimes amplifying farther light.

Celestial masquerade

What makes it from

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 Their "edema" is very strange. A star is covered with such a thick layer of gas and dust that it is rare for astronomers to directly observe stars through it. All astronomers can see when they observe from

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 It is a luminous envelope made up of dust. In order to observe objects by masking the dusty veil, Dr. Campbell developed a tool called from

OSIRIS-volume Display [OsrsVol].

Dr. Campbell developed a 3D spectral imaging data cube for use from

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 . He developed this custom volume rendering tool to separate the other three from

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