final parsec problem
final parsec problem noun: the question of whether two supermassive black holes in a merged galaxy will continue orbiting each other indefinitely or eventually combine into one, and if so, the process by which this occurs.
Noun
final parsec problem
- The question of whether two supermassive black holes in a merged galaxy will continue orbiting each other indefinitely or eventually combine into one, and if so, the process by which this occurs.
- Synonyms:
- last parsec problem
Synonyms of final parsec problem
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Questions about final parsec problem
- What does final parsec problem mean?
- Final parsec problem means the question of whether two supermassive black holes in a merged galaxy will continue orbiting each other indefinitely or eventually combine into one, and if so, the process by which this occurs.
- What part of speech is final parsec problem?
- Final parsec problem is a noun.
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