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- noun astronomy, cosmology A hypothetical object, similar to a
star , having a centralblack hole
Etymologies
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After the seed black holes formed, the process entered its second stage, which Begelman has dubbed the "quasistar" stage.
First Black Holes May Have Formed in "Cocoons" | Universe Today 2009
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After the seed black holes formed, the process entered its second stage, which Begelman has dubbed the "quasistar" stage.
YubaNet.com 2009
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After the seed black holes formed, the process entered its second stage, which Begelman has dubbed the "quasistar" stage.
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After the seed black holes formed, the process entered its second stage, which Begelman has dubbed the "quasistar" stage.
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After the seed black holes formed, the process entered its second stage, which Begelman has dubbed the "quasistar" stage.
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After the seed black holes formed, the process entered its second stage, which Begelman has dubbed the "quasistar" stage.
PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2009
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After the seed black holes formed, the process entered its second stage, which the researchers have dubbed the "quasistar" stage.
Scientific Blogging 2009
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After the seed black holes formed, the process entered its second stage, which Begelman has dubbed the "quasistar" stage.
Gaea Times (by Simple Thoughts) Breaking News and incisive views 24/7 2009
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After the seed black holes formed, the process entered its second stage, which Begelman has dubbed the "quasistar" stage.
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After the seed black holes formed, the process entered its second stage, which Begelman has dubbed the "quasistar" stage.
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