The team of an international scientist made a striking discovery that questioned our current understanding of super -mass black holes. According to the research, these huge cosmic structures are turning much faster than scientific theories. Details in our news…
The speed of return of black holes is higher than expected: Theories can be rewritten!
Surprising the scientists, the research was carried out using the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS) telescope and the black holes dating back to 7 billion years were examined. Logan Fries of the University of Connecticut said:
“We examined the gigantic black holes in the center of the galaxies and surprisingly discovered that they returned too fast only to the galaxy mergers.”
Although it seems simple to the ear, this finding is directly shaking the current models about the growth of super -mass black holes. According to the theory accepted today, black holes are often growing with the combination of smaller black holes. However, since these combinations took place in random directions, the rotational speeds of black holes were expected to be relatively low or moderate.
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The team that carries out the study calls this method as “black hole archeology .. Because examining the speed of return of black holes offers clues about how they grew up in the past. Jonathan Trump of the University of Connecticut explains the difficulty of this discovery as follows:
“The biggest problem is to separate the return of the black hole from the discs disc. The key point is to examine the inner region where the gas falls on the event horizon of the black hole. ”
It was discovered that the black holes found in the distant galaxies returned faster even faster than those in the closer regions of the universe. In other words, it is said that this situation strengthens the possibility that black holes can increase their return rates by stacking gas and dust over time.
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