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Andrea Ghez: a caccia di buchi neri supermassicci

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Con i nuovi dati provenienti dal telscopio Keck, Andrea Ghez ci mostra come le ottiche adattive di ultima generazione aiutino gli astronomi nella comprensione degli oggetti più misteriosi del nostro universo, i buchi neri. Andrea condivide con noi le prove che vi sia un buco nero supermassiccio al centro della Via Lattea.

Andrea Ghez is a stargazing detective, tracking the visible and invisible forces lurking in the vastness of interstellar space. Full bio »

Translated into Italian by Eugenia Jikina
Reviewed by Paolo Chiti
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