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Searching for black holes

At the center of galaxy NGC 1275, some 200 million light years from earth, there might be a supermassive black hole. In an attempt to map the galaxy and look deep into its heart, an international team of astronomers has linked radio telescopes throughout Europe and America in order to produce a picture of NGC 1275. Jessie Greenstein, the co-discoverer of quasars, and Italian radio astronomer Tiziana Venturi appear.

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  • "At the center of galaxy NGC 1275, some 200 million light years from earth, there might be a supermassive black hole. In an attempt to map the galaxy and look deep into its heart, an international team of astronomers has linked radio telescopes throughout Europe and America in order to produce a picture of NGC 1275. Jessie Greenstein, the co-discoverer of quasars, and Italian radio astronomer Tiziana Venturi appear."@en
  • "Summary: At the center of galaxy NGC 1275 - some 200 million light years from earth - there might be a supermassive black hole. In an attempt to map the galaxy and look deep into its heart, John Conway links an international team of astronomers and radio telescopes throughout Europe and America."@en
  • "This program deals with black holes which are so immense they are capable of swallowing up literally millions of stars."@en
  • "The second of six, this program deals with "black holes" which are so immense they are capable of swallowing up literally millions of stars."
  • "Astronomers are using radio telescopes to search for super massive black holes at the centers of quassars."
  • "Covers an attempt to map the supermassive black hole in galaxy NGC1275 by linking an international team of astronomers and radio telescopes throughout Europe and America."@en
  • "Profiles astronomers at work researching proof that quasars - the cores of distant, extraordinarily powerful galaxies - are the product of black holes. Documents a project involving an international chain of radio telescopes dedicated to this task."
  • "A summary of what is known and what is theorized about black holes in space."@en

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  • "The Astronomers. Searching for black holes"
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