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These faces were then inverted and contrast-negated to create two additional face sets.</div><div></div><div></div><div>The level of distortion in the reference face had a strong effect on discrimination thresholds, F(4, 36) = 12.2, p Experiment 3 discrimination results, n = 20. HE Highly elongated reference, ME moderately elongated reference, O original undistorted reference, MC moderately compressed reference, HC highly compressed reference. a Discrimination thresholds determined by FAST (Vul & MacLeod, 2007) for the pooled subject data. b Average response times when discriminating between geometrically distorted upright and inverted faces, collapsed across delay length. Delay length did not interact with orientation or reference distortion. Upright face discrimination (diamonds), inverted face discrimination (squares)</div><div></div><div></div><div>They said Thursday they were preparing to receive the first shipments of vaccine and get it to individual hospitals as soon as next week, pending federal approval. But as they proceed on a highly compressed time frame, health officials, hospitals and others tasked with distributing the drugs are still collecting information on distribution sites and finalizing plans.</div><div></div><div></div><div></div><div></div><div></div><div></div><div>In case of fire, call 911 first and then attack with fire extinguishers if it is safe to do so. Try to fight from the black," the area already burned; attacking fire from areas with combustibles (stalks for example) is much riskier.</div><div></div><div></div><div>RELEASE NO: 97-141ASTRONOMERS DISCOVER INDICATOR THAT REVEALS RATE OF MATTERCONSUMPTION BY ENORMOUS BLACK HOLESAstronomers working with the Japanese/NASA Advanced Satellite forCosmology and Astrophysics (ASCA) have found an indicator of the rate atwhich giant black holes at the centers of distant galaxies are swallowingmatter from their surroundings. The indicator consists of X-rayemissions from very energetic iron atoms swirling in toward the edge ofthe black hole. "Now, we can observe quasars and other Active Galactic Nuclei andexplore what's happening in the immediate environs of their black holes,"said Dr. Paul Nandra of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt,Md. Nandra leads a team of astrophysicists at Goddard's Laboratory forHigh Energy Astrophysics that published its results recently in the rapidrelease web pages of the Astrophysical Journal Letters. It will appear inthe Oct. 20, 1997 printed edition of that journal.ASCA was used to observe a so called X-ray "emission line" produced byiron atoms close to giant black holes believed to be lurking in thecenters of these remote galaxies. "This black hole indicator can bethought of as the final cry of doomed matter as it slides down the throatof a black hole," said Nandra. "We found that as black holes swallowmaterial at a greater rate, the X-ray emission lines become dimmer andless distorted." As a result, what he calls "this vanishing emissionline" was adopted by the research team as an indicator of black holematerial consumption."The new findings, like all discoveries, need follow - up with furtherobservations and study, but this is a really exciting and useful result,"added Dr. Richard Mushotzky, a senior member of Goddard's research team.Galaxies are immense collections of billions of stars and interstellarmatter held together loosely by their mutual gravity. A typical blackhole is the collapsed core of a massive star that has exploded. Thegravitational field near it is so intense that nothing, not even light,can escape. Much larger black holes, whose origins are uncertain, arebelieved to be the powerhouses in the hearts of certain distant galaxieswith very bright centers. These bright centers, called Active GalacticNuclei (AGN) are what the research team studied with the ASCA satellite. The researchers observed almost 40 AGN to establish the X-ray emissionline as a reliable indicator of the prodigious rates at which the blackholes are consuming matter from their surroundings."By studying how this indicator disappears, we can understand thephysics of material near black holes and determine why some of these AGNare so highly energetic," said Nandra. According to his description ofconditions in an AGN, "The gravity of the giant black hole pulls surrounding gas from the densely packed galactic center towards it. Asthis gas falls into the black hole, it forms a flattened, rotatingstructure called an accretion disk, much like soap suds swirling around abathtub drain. As the gas swirls around it is compressed and heated. The gas in the accretion disk is also being bombarded by X-ray radiation,which further energizes the gas and causes it to emit other X-rays aswell. These processes cause the swirling matter to produce the ironemission line that our team studied, which was already regarded as asignature of the presence of a black hole when the line is distorted bythe black hole's gravity. The new work shows that this signature canalso tell how rapidly the black hole is gathering in matter from theaccretion disk." "We studied these indicators from various types of AGN, including themost powerful galaxies known, some of which are at the edge of theobservable universe. We found that as the brightness of these objectsincreased, this indicator became progressively less distorted and weakeruntil it disappeared altogether.""We do not believe that this is due to there being no black hole in themost powerful AGN. It is more likely that the conditions of matter beingswallowed by the black hole are different."The researchers believe the difference is due to the AGN's energyoutput. As the iron atoms become more energetic, electrically chargedparticles called electrons get torn from them. In the most powerful AGN,conditions are so extreme that all the electrons get stripped from theiron atoms. When this happens, the indicator disappears, because theelectrons surrounding the iron atoms produce the light for the emissionline in the first place.The most energetic of the AGN, extremely distant objects called quasars,shine with the light of up to 10,000 galaxies, each consisting of onehundred billion stars. The researchers found that in quasars, the blackhole indicator is gone, while in lesser energetic AGN, the indicator ispresent."This, in turn, suggests an increased rate of matter consumption by theblack holes in quasars and implies why some AGN are so much brighter thanothers," said Nandra. "Two things can change the amount of light energyoutput, or luminosity, from an accretion disk surrounding a black hole. The first is the mass of the black hole, and the second is the rate atwhich stuff falls into the black hole, called the accretion rate. As themass of a black hole increases, the temperature of the material in theaccretion disk should go down. Conversely, as the accretion rateincreases, the temperature should increase as well.""As we see the iron atoms becoming effectively 'hotter' as the energyoutput increases, this indicates that the incredible luminosity ofquasars is due to a higher accretion rate than that of other AGN, ratherthan from the existence of a more massive black hole," said Nandra.This file was last modified on Monday, 13-Sep-1999 15:37:28 EDT</div><div></div><div>Curator:Michael Arida (SP Sys); arida milkyway.gsfc.nasa.gov</div><div></div><div>HEASARC Guest Observer FacilityIf you have any questions concerning ASCA, visitour Feedback form.This file was last modified on Monday, 13-Sep-1999 15:37:28 EDTNASA Astrophysics</div><div></div><div> dd2b598166</div>
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