Sunday, 13 January 2013
A French student of 15 years denies the theories of Newton and Einstein about the formation of galaxies.
The young Frenchman Ibata Neil is co-author of a study approved by the prestigious journal Science, about the dwarf galaxies of Andromeda, the closest galaxy from earth. He is son of a well-known French astrophysicist who is part of the international team that signs the study.
The young Frenchman Ibata Neil is co-author of a study approved by the prestigious journal Science, about the dwarf galaxies of Andromeda, the closest galaxy from earth. He is son of a well-known French astrophysicist who is part of the international team that signs the study.
"It was from calculations of distance and velocity of these galaxies realized that the computer model in a few weeks. But one can say it was a fluke", says Neil.
The new model shows that, contrary to what was thought, dwarf galaxies are not independent, part of the same flat structure extending over millions of years light away in rotation on itself. The discovery opens new perspectives on current theories on the formation of galaxies and perhaps enormous role of dwarf galaxies.
The new model shows that, contrary to what was thought, dwarf galaxies are not independent, part of the same flat structure extending over millions of years light away in rotation on itself. The discovery opens new perspectives on current theories on the formation of galaxies and perhaps enormous role of dwarf galaxies.
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dear Andreia
I'm glad that you're changing your attitude even in class as you've started speaking to me and to your colleagues. nice post about something different and very interesting. When willyou post next? We're all waiting for your surprise.
Thanks a lot
Prof. Lígia Silva
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