Chandra X (X): Last News

NASA has recorded the sound of a black hole for the first time ever - and it sounds eerie. The amazing feat was achieved as a result of the "echoes", which are space phenomena released in the form of X-rays.

Nasa scientists have found what might be a new planet outside of our galaxy for the first time ever.The freshly discovered exoplanet, called M51-ULS-1b, can be found in the Whirlpool galaxy, which is a neighbour to our own, the Milky Way.It orbits two stars — one is a massive star that is eight times bigger than our sun, while the other is a dead star.It may be a while before humans are able to visit, however, as it is located a whopping 28 million lightyears away from Earth.Because it is located outside of our solar system, M51-ULS-1b is officially classed as an 'exoplanet'.

The first signs of a potential new planet outside the Milky Way have been spotted by NASA in the Chandra X-ray Observatory.

scientists valuable insight on why some stars explode.Cassiopeia A is a huge bubble of gas that’s been expanding since it exploded as a supernova several thousand years ago.

NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory and Hubble Space Telescope, they can find no sign of it.The object at Abell 226’s centre should weigh at least 3 billion and as much as 100 billion times the mass of the Sun – but it’s just not there.The fact that there is a dense concentration of stars near the centre of the cluster seems to rule out the possibility that there is a black hole in Abell 2261 that is somehow invisible..A team led by Kayhan Gultekin from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor have theorised that Abell 2261 was formed by the collision of two smaller galaxies and after their central black holes collided and merged the new supermassive black hole was somehow ejected into deep space.Even that’s an unproven theory – “it is not