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Keywords: Cyg X-1, black hole
![Голографический принцип](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2009/09/13/0001236120/teapotsirds_winfree.preview.gif)
13.09.2009
Is this picture worth a thousand words? According to the Holographic Principle, the most information you can get from this image is about 3 x 10 65 bits for a normal sized computer monitor.
![У самой черной дыры](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2000/12/19/0001162229/bh_rjn.preview.gif)
10.12.2000
What would you see if you went right up to a black hole? Above are two computer generated images highlighting how strange things would look. On the left is a normal star field containing the constellation Orion. Notice the three stars of nearly equal brightness that make up Orion's Belt.
![Рентгеновский вид Лебедя-A](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2001/03/30/0001166974/cyga_cxo_big.preview.jpg)
10.11.2000
Amazingly detailed, this false-color x-ray image is centered on the galaxy Cygnus A. Recorded by the orbiting Chandra Observatory, Cygnus A is seen here as a spectacular high energy x-ray source. But it is actually more famous at the low energy end of the electromagnetic spectrum as one of the brightest celestial radio sources.
![Рентгеновское излучение показывает, что черная дыра разорвала звезду](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2004/02/24/0001196650/bhstar_chandra.preview.jpg)
24.02.2004
What could rip a star apart? A black hole. Giant black holes in just the right mass range would pull on the front of a closely passing star much more strongly than on the back.
![Сверхмассивные черные дыры в NGC 6240](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2002/11/28/0001181071/ngc6240_composite.preview.jpg)
28.11.2002
The Hubble optical image on the left shows NGC 6240 in the throes of a titanic galaxy - galaxy collision 400 million light-years away. As the cosmic catastrophe plays out, the merging galaxies spew forth distorted tidal tails of stars, gas, and dust and undergo frantic bursts of star formation.
![NGC 1068 и рентгеновский маяк](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2003/07/11/0001191519/ngc1068_cxohst_c1.preview.jpg)
11.07.2003
At night, tilting a flashlight up under your chin hides the glowing bulb from the direct view of your friends. Light from the bulb still reflects from your face though, and can give you a startling appearance.
![Центр галактики Циркуль в рентгеновском диапазоне](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2001/05/17/0001168141/circinus_chandra.preview.jpg)
16.05.2001
Are black holes the cause of X-rays that pour out from the center of the Circinus galaxy? A new high-resolution image from the orbiting Chandra X-ray Observatory has resolved the inner regions of this nearby galaxy into several smaller sources. The image is shown above in representative-color.
![Вращающиеся черные дыры и MCG-6-30-15](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2004/10/09/0001199900/bhspin_xmm.preview.jpg)
29.10.2001
What makes the core of galaxy MCG-6-30-15 so bright? Some astronomers believe the answer is a massive spinning black hole. If so, this would be the first observational indication that it is possible to make a black hole act like a battery -- and tap into its rotational energy.
![Беспорядочная галактика Центавр А](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2007/07/02/0001222619/CentaurusASGL_gendler_c720.preview.jpg)
30.06.2007
At the center of this sharp skyscape, Centaurus A seems to be a fantastic jumble of old yellow stars, young blue star clusters, and imposing dark dust lanes. Spanning over 60,000 light-years, the peculiar elliptical galaxy is apparently the result of a collision of two otherwise normal galaxies.
![Рентгеновские лучи из центра Галактики](https://images.astronet.ru/pubd/2006/11/10/0001217561/sgra_west_big.preview.jpg)
20.01.2000
Exploring quasars and active galaxies in the distant universe, astronomers have come to believe that most galaxies have massive black holes at their centers. Swirling stars and a strong, variable radio source offer convincing evidence that even our own Milky Way galaxy's center harbors such a bizarre object, a mere 30,000 light-years away.
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