“Either
we got incredibly lucky and won the lottery, or they’re more common than
previously anticipated.”
Dr Roger Deane of the
University of Cape Town commenting on the discovery of a Trinary Black Hole
System in the SDSSJ150243.1+111557 Galaxy
If
you think the Binary Black Hole in the Galaxy named SDSS J120136.02+300305.5
was awesome as described in my blog article entitled
“Binary
Black Holes and 48th Magnetar Westerlund 1-5 - Magnetic Personality in Space as
Black Holes feed on Stars”, then you’ll be amazed by this next one: A
Triple Black Hole System as reported in “Trio
Of Monster Black Holes Discovered”, published June 26, 2014 by Stephen
Luntz, I Fucking Love Science and “Black
hole trio hope for gravity wave hunt”, published 26 JUN 2014, University of Oxford.
Here's
Dr. Roger Dean of the University of Cape Town in an interview on ABC's
Radio Program PM. Trust me, it’s worth the time to download and listen to
or even Stream it if that’s your kinda thing!
Discovered
by a team led by Dr Roger Deane of the University of Cape Town, the Galaxy SDSS
J150243.1+111557
is located some 4 to 5 billion light years away the discovery was published in
the Journal
Nature. Way back in 2011, it was thought to be a pair of very large Black Holes,
named J1502P and J1502S, separated by a distance of 24,000 Light years,
equivalent to the distance from our Sun to the Center of the Milky Way Galaxy.
However,
a little deeper digging was done by Dr. Deane of the University of Cape Town
using the 18 Telescope strong European
Very Long Baseline Interferometry Network and the 305-m Arecibo Observatory
in Puerto Rico. He was able to discover via using this massive Earth-sized
Telescope Network that in fact it was really three (3) Black Holes, with one
Galactic sized pair of Black Holes separated by some 450 Light Years as stated “Astronomers
Discover Rare Triple Supermassive Black Hole System”, published Jun 26,
2014 by Sci-News.com..
Black Holes Colliding -
Three Black Hole in Two Galactic Centers in a Love Triangle
As
the Binary Black Holes are themselves the result of a collision between two
Galaxies that had Black Holes at their Center that merged into one, this is
basically a mash-up of that Duet plus another Galaxy with a Black Holes at its
center.
This
material is compressed by its super-massive Gravity tug and blasted outward as
a superheated Plasma Jet, creating a light show seen for billions of Light years
and burning brighter than all the stars in its host Galaxy.
Akin
to Dr. Fukun Liu Binary Black holes discovered in the Galaxy SDSS
J120136.02+300305.5, Dr. Dean's Galaxy Trinary Black Holes in
SDSSJ150243.1+11155 gave off a Plasma Jet that was winking on and off in the
X-Ray, Infrared and possibly the Visible Spectra. This suggests that the Plasma
Jets was being blocked by a massive orbiting object, most likely a Pulsar or
another Black Hole.
This
Gravitational Tug of this object creates Gravitational Waves that distorted
Space Time around the region of Space occupied by these Massive Galactic
Dancers. Consequently, this causes the Plasma Jets shooting out of these
Galaxies separated by 450 Light Years to become intertwined around each other,
in much the same way pair of Twisted Pair Wires is arranged inside of an
Ethernet Cable.
As
these Triplets orbit each other, their Gravity twists the space just above the,
resulting in a triple braided ribbon of super-heated Spiraling Plasma Jets that
eject materials billions of Light Years away at extremely high velocity. Thus
the reason for the fascination by Astronomers with Binary and Trinary Black
holes becomes revealed; if they could be observed up close, they'd reveal the
presence of Albert Einstein's long sought after Gravitational Waves.
Gravitational Waves and
the Bicep2 Team – Haste Make Waste or the Early Bird Gets the Worm
This
search for the evidence of Gravitational Waves is becoming increasingly
important since the historic discovery of direct evidence of Gravitational
Waves by the BICEP2 (Background Imaging of Cosmic Extragalactic Polarization) Team
as reported in March 2014 as reported in “BICEP2
Team Admit Breakthrough Evidence For Big Bang Could Just Be Dust”,
published June 23, 2014 by Justine Alford, I
Fucking Love Science. Gravitational Waves would be the ultimate Holy Grail
that proved that the Big Bang Theory took a sip of Gravity right after
inception, releasing waves that rippled through the Cosmos.
Unfortunately
mere weeks later, it seems that the BICEP2 Team had gotten dust in their eyes
as noted in “Scientists
Detect Direct Evidence of Big Bang’s Gravitational Waves”, published March
17, 2014 by Stephen Luntz, I Fucking Love
Science. So Evidence of Gravitational Waves existence in the first place is
a step toward redeeming this faux paus
announcement made by the BICEP2 Team, who are facing a possible retraction of
their findings that were hastily announced but not as hastily published.
Now
it is well known, at 450 Light Years, that's beyond what any of our Earth or
even Space based Telescopes such as the Kepler Space Telescope can see, as was
the case in spotting GU Psc b, a planet 115 Light Years away orbiting the Class
M3 Star GU Psc in the Constellation Pisces as explained in my blog article
entitled “University
of Montreal directly images exoplanet GU Psc b using Infrared - 100 Light Year
Barrier no longer an issue as Infrared Tun Up”.
Telescopes
are being built to extend our range of vision, both Space-based and
Earth-Based, such as ATLAST (Advanced Technologies Large Aperture Space
Telescope), James Webb Telescope and the E-ELT (European Extremely Large
Telescope) as described in my blog article
entitled “ATLAST,
James Webb Telescope and E-ELT - Bigger Space and Ground-based Telescopes for
the Planet Hunters”.
It’ll
be interesting, with the evidence gathering and coming forward as it relates to
Gravitational Waves and their possible existence at the beginning of the
Universe, how this Drama with Bicep2 and their Discovery of Gravitational Waves
just after the Big Bang occurred is indeed a valid scientific discovery.
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