Note: This post was recovered from the Sh.org archive.Username: HollyHolyDate: 2019-09-24 17:53:38Reaction Score: 2
I don't think anything NASA or space agencies or telescope arrays or whatever put out is credible. Every image is a artwork by some graphic artist because they don't "take pictures" of interstellar objects they are looking at things like temperature,and radiation and interpreting it based on ??? every article is an insult to our intelligence like this one
Galaxies are being Murdered!
Here's an excerpt.
The life cycle of galaxies
As galaxies fall through clusters, the intergalactic plasma can rapidly remove their gas in a violent process called
ram pressure stripping. When you remove the fuel for star formation, you effectively kill the galaxy, turning it into a dead object in which no new stars are formed.
In addition, the high temperature of clusters can stop hot gas cooling and condensing onto galaxies. In this case, the gas in the galaxy isn’t actively removed by the environment but is consumed as it forms stars. This process leads to a slow, inexorable shut down in star formation known, somewhat morbidly, as starvation or strangulation.'
oh the drama!!! murder it starts with Galaxies!! so violent so frightening!! Not ram pressure stripping!! something's got to be done!! Slow down science I can't keep up with your concepts can you dumb down your information so morons can understand it ?? maybe take your reams of dots and dashes and come up with a horror novel? make a Netflix movie out of it?
As VERTICO’s principal investigator, I lead a team of 30 experts that are using
the Atacama Large Millimeter Array (ALMA) to map the molecular hydrogen gas,
the fuel from which new stars are made, at high resolution across 51 galaxies in our nearest galaxy cluster, called the
Virgo Cluster.
The first ever Canadian-led large project on one of the world’s leading telescopes is hoping to do just that. The new program, called the Virgo Environment Traced in Carbon Monoxide survey (VERTICO), is investigating, in brilliant detail, how galaxies are killed by their environment.
As VERTICO’s principal investigator, I lead a team of 30 experts that are using
the Atacama Large Millimeter Array (ALMA) to map the molecular hydrogen gas,
the fuel from which new stars are made, at high resolution across 51 galaxies in our nearest galaxy cluster, called the
Virgo Cluster.
Commissioned in 2013 at a cost of US$1.4 billion,
ALMA is an array of connected radio dishes at an altitude of 5,000 metres in the Atacama Desert of northern Chile. It is an international partnership between Europe, the United States, Canada, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and Chile.
The largest ground-based astronomical project in existence, ALMA is the most advanced millimetre wavelength telescope ever built and ideal for studying the clouds of dense cold gas from which new stars form,
which cannot be seen using visible light.
so some vague data about denser or hotter or colder areas of 'space' leads to this hysterical narrative?? Actually it cracks me up but the price tag? ouch ! I almost hope that they know some important stuff they're just holding back to get power over the masses of fluoridated idiots like me but sadly I think they're really worried about Galaxies being murdered.
Given this ludicrous paradigm I don't think there is anything wrong with a guy taking a video if some stars or deep zooms of the moon with a nikon P1000 how could he possibly do worse? At least it didn't cost 1.4 billion earth units and there's no murder or ram stripping. What are stars ?? clearly we're never gonna know