k Map of core of Milky Way galaxy The Milky Way centre. Map of a region 1000 light years across centred on the core of our Milky Way galaxy. Three radio sources are associated with the galactic nucleus Sagittarius A West, Sagitt arius A East, and Sagittarius A. A probably contains a black hole weighing 3 million solar masses, which is thought to power the activity at the galactic centre. Two rings of gas are seen the inner one is probably caused by the magnetic influence of the galactic nucleus the external ring is a collection of molecular clouds orange and clouds of neutral yellow and ionised pink hydrogen. The HenbestBaum galaxy map is based on the location of 1500 stars and other objects. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Map of core of Milky Way galaxy The Milky Way centre. Map of a region 1000 light years across centred on the core of our Milky Way galaxy. Three radio sources are associated with the galactic nucleus: Sagittarius A West, Sagitt  arius A East, and Sagittarius A . A  probably contains a black hole weighing 3 million solar masses, which is thought to power the activity at the galactic centre. Two rings of gas are seen: the inner one is probably caused by the magnetic influence of the galactic nucleus  the external ring is a collection of molecular clouds  orange  and clouds of neutral  yellow  and ionised  pink  hydrogen. The Henbest Baum galaxy map is based on the location of 1500 stars and other objects.
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Map of core of Milky Way galaxy

The Milky Way centre. Map of a region 1000 light years across centred on the core of our Milky Way galaxy. Three radio sources are associated with the galactic nucleus: Sagittarius A West, Sagitt- arius A East, and Sagittarius A*. A* probably contains a black hole weighing 3 million solar masses, which is thought to power the activity at the galactic centre. Two rings of gas are seen: the inner one is probably caused by the magnetic influence of the galactic nucleus; the external ring is a collection of molecular clouds (orange) and clouds of neutral (yellow) and ionised (pink) hydrogen. The Henbest/Baum galaxy map is based on the location of 1500 stars and other objects.

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