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the Big Bang
the beginning of the universe is also the beginning of quasars because as the universe began to form the seeds of quasars were placed all around the universe as swirling masses of gas that were coming into being -
the first black hole
the first star to go super nova became a black hole the first step of it becoming a quasar -
the emergance of the quasar
after thousands of years the black hole will begin to suck in enormous amount of gas that is moving at such a high velocity that it gives off large quantities of energy enough to be in the visible color spectrum -
as space expands
more and more quasars for and eventually the LQG formed. the largest structure in the universe spanning four billion light years long -
Karl Jansky
Karl Jansky first detected Quasar energy beams while working for a telephone company and had detected the static during trans-atlantic telephone calls came from out in the Milky Way -
looking to the heavens
astronomers began to look into the universe using radio telesopes -
confusion in the skys
quasars were once called because the astronomers that were studying them did not comprehend what they were -
how close are we
scientists figured out that we are billions of light years away from the closest quasar -
the realization
scientists began to realize that quasars blazars and radio galaxies it was just they are at different angles to earth -
theory
patrick mcdonald developed a theory that by using quasar clusters it is able to judge the density of gas -
inside the quasar
astronomers discovered the brightest objects in the entire universe were in fact black holes in the center -
BOSS
the Baryon Oscillation spectroscopic survey began being used during all the black and grey time at the apache point observatore -
there uses
scientists used quasars to prove that there is a concept to the theory that there are varying densities in inter-galactic hydrogen clouds -
research
scientists began studying galaxies with a red shift up to a .8 that existed billions of years ago -
the most powerful
scientists discover a quasar five times more powerful than any other quasar ever discovered