Black Hole Jet connected to...
I have a question for the Astronomer.
The image is a section of the very first test image James Webb Space Telescope captured with the near-infrared camera (NIRcam). (See image by clicking Link below).
You can see the hot gas swirling around the accretion disk on a black hole, in the near-infrared light spectrum. It's located in the star constellation, named Draco.
Link to the image: https://photos.app.goo.gl/SmLSS9EcmgUL5rjL8
What do you believe the object to the left is?
The object on the right is most likely a rogue supermassive black hole. It is typically a supermassive black hole that produce these powerful jets, that stretch out many light years.
I have a question for the Astronomer.
The image is a section of the very first test image James Webb Space Telescope captured with the near-infrared camera (NIRcam). (See image by clicking Link below).
You can see the hot gas swirling around the accretion disk on a black hole, in the near-infrared light spectrum. It's located in the star constellation, named Draco.
Link to the image: https://photos.app.goo.gl/SmLSS9EcmgUL5rjL8
What do you believe the object to the left is?
The object on the right is most likely a rogue supermassive black hole. It is typically a supermassive black hole that produce these powerful jets, that stretch out many light years.
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