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English: Schematic illustration of the observations and competing scenarios for HR 6819. Sizes and distances are not to scale. Top: spectroscopic observations. Middle: original scenario, with a giant B star orbiting a black hole, and a rapidly-spinning Be star further away. Bottom: alternative scenario without a black hole,with a stripped B star that is less massive than the Be one. Note that the spectral lines of the Be star do wobble very slightly (not shown here). |
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Date | 28 February 2022, 17:26 | ||||
Source | https://www.eso.org/public/images/black-hole-rebuttal/ | ||||
Author | ESO/J. C. Munoz-Mateos, D. Catricheo | ||||
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Image title | Schematic illustration of the observations and competing scenarios for HR 6819. Sizes and distances are not to scale. Top: spectroscopic observations. Middle: original scenario, with a giant B star orbiting a black hole, and a rapidly-spinning Be star further away. Bottom: alternative scenario without a black hole,with a stripped B star thst is less massive than the Be one. Note that the spectral lines of the Be star do wobble very slightly (not shown here). |
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