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The universe is a vast expanse filled with enigmatic phenomena, one of the most intriguing being Active Galactic Nuclei (AGNs). Despite their brightness and importance, many of these luminous objects are shrouded in mystery due to the obscuration of their… Continue Reading →
Ultraluminous X-ray sources (ULXs) have long captivated the curiosity of astronomers and astrophysicists alike, offering a tantalizing glimpse into the cosmic phenomena that defy traditional understanding. In a groundbreaking research article by Philip Kaaret, Hua Feng, and Timothy P. Roberts,… Continue Reading →
Compact stars have long been a subject of fascination in astrophysics. These celestial objects exhibit certain properties that are governed by the no-hair relations, which determine their shape and characteristics based on their mass, spin, and quadrupole moment. Interestingly, these… Continue Reading →
Understanding the complexities of black string flow is no easy feat. However, in this article, we aim to demystify the topic and provide a clear explanation of a groundbreaking research article titled “Black String Flow” by Roberto Emparan and Marina… Continue Reading →
Price’s Law is a profound concept in the study of black holes and their perturbation dynamics. In a recent research article titled “A proof of Price’s Law on Schwarzschild black hole manifolds for all angular momenta,” authors Roland Donninger, Wilhelm… Continue Reading →