buco nero - Übersetzung nach Englisch
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buco nero - Übersetzung nach Englisch


buco nero         
n. black hole
black hole         
  • This artist's impression depicts the paths of photons in the vicinity of a black hole. The gravitational bending and capture of light by the event horizon is the cause of the shadow captured by the Event Horizon Telescope.
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  • Computer simulation of a star being consumed by a black hole. The blue dot indicates the location of the black hole.
  • Artist's impression of the closest black hole to Earth and its Sun-like companion star
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  • Simulation of two black holes colliding
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  • NASA simulated view from outside the horizon of a Schwarzschild black hole lit by a thin accretion disk.
  • Animated simulation of a [[Schwarzschild black hole]] with a galaxy passing behind. Around the time of alignment, extreme [[gravitational lens]]ing of the galaxy is observed.
  • Simulated event in the CMS detector: a collision in which a micro black hole may be created
  • A [[Chandra X-Ray Observatory]] image of [[Cygnus X-1]], which was the first strong black hole candidate discovered
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  • Gravitational time dilation around a black hole
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  • Blurring of X-rays near black hole ([[NuSTAR]]; 12 August 2014)<ref name="NASA-20140812" />
  • Alfvén S-waves]], flow from the base of black hole jets.
  • This animation compares the X-ray "heartbeats" of GRS 1915 and IGR J17091, two black holes that ingest gas from companion stars.
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ASTRONOMICAL OBJECT SO MASSIVE, THAT ANYTHING FALLING INTO IT, INCLUDING LIGHT, CANNOT ESCAPE ITS GRAVITY
Black Hole; Black holes; Blackhole; Black Holes; Frozen star; The formation of a black hole; Hypermass; Blackholes; Parts of a black hole; BLACK HOLES; Cosmic vacuum cleaners; History of black holes; Creation of a black hole; Creation of a Black Hole; Gravitationally completely collapsed star; Black whole; Spatial singularity; Black hol; Central black hole; Black-hole; Black hole spin parameter; Mass hole
n. cella di rigore; buco nero
Robert De Niro         
  • De Niro (right) and [[Al Pacino]] during the [[25th Critics' Choice Awards]] in January 2020
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  • alt=De Niro at the 1993 Venice Film Festival
  • left
  • De Niro with Grace Hightower in April 2012
  • De Niro at the [[Karlovy Vary International Film Festival]], 2008
  • alt=De Niro at the 1988 Deauville Film Festival
AMERICAN ACTOR (BORN 1943)
Robert de Niro; Robert Deniro; Robert DeNiro; Robert De Niro, Jr.; De Niro; De Niro, Robert; Robert De Niro, Jr; Bob De Niro; Bobby De Niro; De Nero; Bob De Nero; Bobby De Nero; Robert De Nero; Robert de niro; Bob deniro; Robert Mario De Niro Jr.; Robert Di Nero; Deniro; Robert Dinero; Robert Mario "Bob" De Niro, Jr; Robert Mario "Bob" De Niro, Jr.; Robert Mario De Niro, Jr; Robert deNiro; Robert de Nero; Bobby deniro; Robert DeNero; Robert Anthony DeNiro Jr.; Robert Anthony De Niro Jr.; Robert Anthony De Niro, Jr; Robert Anthony De Niro, Jr.; Robert Anthony De Niro Jr; Robert Anthony DeNiro; Robert Anthony De Niro; Robert De Niro Jr.
n. Robert De-Niro (attore di cinema americano)

Definition

Nero
·noun A Roman emperor notorius for debauchery and barbarous cruelty; hence, any profligate and cruel ruler or merciless tyrant.

Wikipedia

Buco nero
In astrofisica, un buco nero è un corpo celeste con un campo gravitazionale così intenso (ovvero, una regione dello spaziotempo con una curvatura talmente grande) che dal suo interno non può uscire nulla, nemmeno la luceWald Robert M. (1984).