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If the "fourth domain" hypothesis [ 12] was correct, the actual taxonomic distribution shown by the mimiviral ORFs could only be explained by an extremely massive loss of ancestral genes in the different NCLDV viruses but, even in that case, the majority of gene phylogenies should support a clear separation of the mimiviral sequences from those of the other domains.
The collapse of the core of an extremely massive star precipitates an explosion that ejects the outer layers of the star at high speeds, while the collapsed core forms a black hole surrounding by a swirling disk of matter.
"This must have been an extremely massive star". "In terms of the effect on the early universe, there's a huge difference between these two possibilities," said Smith.
Pair instability supernovae occur when an oxygen core in an extremely massive star becomes hot enough that gamma rays spontaneously produce electron-positron pairs.
The cluster is very bright in X-rays implying that it is extremely massive, with a mass about a quadrillion - a thousand trillion - times that of the sun.
An ancient star a mere thousand light-years from Earth bears chemical elements that may have been forged by the death of a star that was both extremely massive and one of the first to arise after the big bang.
Here, the study is devoted for a plasma system consisting of extremely massive, micron-sized, negative dust grains, electrons that obey a Boltzmann distribution and the trapped ions described by the vortex-like distribution (Sect. 2).
In the early universe, when gas was abundant, many black holes grew to become extremely massive by swallowing it up, emitting immense amounts of energy.
Rings or distinct multiple images of an object appear when the lens is extremely massive, and such lensing is called strong lensing.
The extremely massive star shed some of its outer layers in a large eruption prior to its violent collapse.
