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  New Hubble photographs - how exciting! The newest of the newest Hubble images is of a black hole, which they have captioned as being in need of a home.
  
  To acquire these new Hubble pictures a group of astronomers, all from Europe, combined the energy of the Hubble Space Telescope with that of the VLT (Large Telescope at the European Southern Observatory (ESO) in Cerro Paranal.
  
  The new Hubble telescope photos are of a bright quasar that's no real host galaxy. Several quasars, strong radiation sources are shown by the new pics. Simply because they realize that quasars are often associated with active black holes the astronomers honed in on these quasars to study them through the Hubble. Only one of the quasars they found sent a black hole with no galaxy. Thus the new Hubble telescope photos.
  
  Other new pics show the other quasars that these European astronomers found. In one you are able to demonstrably see the black hole's host galaxy having its big spiraling tendrils.
  
  Before 10 years the problem finding new Hubble telescope pics of black holes has-been that the quasar shines so much more brilliantly than the host galaxy that experts can not always see, or get new pics of, the black hole and its galaxy. This issue has been settled now so-new Hubble telescope photos of host galaxies are possible.
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  With the new statement of 20 quasars, 19 were found to own host galaxies. One didn't. What this signifies is that in the event the host galaxy really does exist it's to be no longer than one sixth the lighting of standard host galaxies, or have a radius that's at least 2-0 times smaller than many host galaxies. New Hubble telescope images of this find are being examined now.

   

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