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    (Source: gypsyaddie)

     
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    lohrien:

    Illustrations by Daryl Feril

     
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    May 17, 2013

    ikenbot:

Black Hole Powered Jets Plow Into Galaxy

This composite image of a galaxy illustrates how the intense gravity of a supermassive black hole can be tapped to generate immense power. The image contains X-ray data from NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory (blue), optical light obtained with the Hubble Space Telescope (gold) and radio waves from the NSF’s Very Large Array (pink).
This multi-wavelength view shows 4C+29.30, a galaxy located some 850 million light years from Earth. The radio emission comes from two jets of particles that are speeding at millions of miles per hour away from a supermassive black hole at the center of the galaxy. The estimated mass of the black hole is about 100 million times the mass of our Sun. The ends of the jets show larger areas of radio emission located outside the galaxy.
The X-ray data show a different aspect of this galaxy, tracing the location of hot gas. The bright X-rays in the center of the image mark a pool of million-degree gas around the black hole. Some of this material may eventually be consumed by the black hole, and the magnetized, whirlpool of gas near the black hole could in turn, trigger more output to the radio jet.
Most of the low-energy X-rays from the vicinity of the black hole are absorbed by dust and gas, probably in the shape of a giant doughnut around the black hole. This doughnut, or torus blocks all the optical light produced near the black hole, so astronomers refer to this type of source as a hidden or buried black hole. The optical light seen in the image is from the stars in the galaxy.

    ikenbot:

    Black Hole Powered Jets Plow Into Galaxy

    This composite image of a galaxy illustrates how the intense gravity of a supermassive black hole can be tapped to generate immense power. The image contains X-ray data from NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory (blue), optical light obtained with the Hubble Space Telescope (gold) and radio waves from the NSF’s Very Large Array (pink).

    This multi-wavelength view shows 4C+29.30, a galaxy located some 850 million light years from Earth. The radio emission comes from two jets of particles that are speeding at millions of miles per hour away from a supermassive black hole at the center of the galaxy. The estimated mass of the black hole is about 100 million times the mass of our Sun. The ends of the jets show larger areas of radio emission located outside the galaxy.

    The X-ray data show a different aspect of this galaxy, tracing the location of hot gas. The bright X-rays in the center of the image mark a pool of million-degree gas around the black hole. Some of this material may eventually be consumed by the black hole, and the magnetized, whirlpool of gas near the black hole could in turn, trigger more output to the radio jet.

    Most of the low-energy X-rays from the vicinity of the black hole are absorbed by dust and gas, probably in the shape of a giant doughnut around the black hole. This doughnut, or torus blocks all the optical light produced near the black hole, so astronomers refer to this type of source as a hidden or buried black hole. The optical light seen in the image is from the stars in the galaxy.

     
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    picapixels:

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    perfecto

    perfecto

     
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    quiero una de esas colitas

    quiero una de esas colitas

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    May 17, 2013

    plasticpony:

    thought-balloon:

    frillypinkdreams:

    puregirlblue:

    cheriecerise:


    Guys, we want to show you our new work that we hope to have soon ready for sale :)

    Sparkle Jimble Skirt 

    Georgette skirt with a beautiful jellyfish embroidery. Embelished with pearls and glass bead bubbles that are embroidered by hand. Has a second layer of glitter chiffon that gives an undersea sparkle feel ♥ 

    ~~

    Chicos, queremos mostrarle otro de nuestros trabajos que esperamos tener a la venta próximamente :)
    Falda de georgette azul marino con un hermoso bordado de medusa. Con aplicaciones de perlas y burbujas de vidrio bordadas a mano. Tiene una segunda capa en gasa con brillos, que da la sensación de brillo del fondo marino ♥

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    I wish this was a lighter color!

    Jellyfish….Lolita * V*

    SCREAMING

    Look how precious this is

     
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    May 17, 2013

    Dóne están sus tetas? :(

    Dóne están sus tetas? :(

     
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    May 16, 2013

    RICA
suicideblonde:

Emma Watson photographed by Michael Thompson for W, June 2013

    RICA

    suicideblonde:

    Emma Watson photographed by Michael Thompson for W, June 2013

     
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