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Telescopes and space missions

Telescopes and space missions

Flash Physics: Starving black hole dims active galaxy, Australian and Chinese particle-physics labs come together, rapidly cooled freestanding graphene

10 Nov 2016 Tushna Commissariat

Flash Physics is our daily pick of the latest need-to-know developments from the global physics community selected by Physics World‘s team of editors and reporters

The Markarian 1018 active galaxy
On and off: the Markarian 1018 active galaxy. (Courtesy: X-ray: NASA/CXC/Univ. of Sydney/R McElroy et al., Optical: ESO/CARS Survey)
Active galactic nuclei dims due to starving black hole Over the past 30 years, astronomers have been

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