Brilliant new computer simulation shows how the Milky Way formed after the Big Bang

As surprising as this may go , physicists and astronomer are n’t all sure how turbinate galaxies like the Milky Way experience their precise shape . Any attempts to generate a spiral galax from scratch leave in a computer pretending that show a gargantuan ball with too many star topology . But a new study to be published in the August 2012 issue of the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society will finally show one way it could have happened .

This news comes courtesy ofSkyMania‘s Paul Sutherland who isreportingon how an external team of astrophysicists worked for four eld to evolve an exact simulation of the Milky Way ’s 14 billion year journey — from the Big Bang right through to today ’s configuration . See the above video for the ruined result .

Sutherland explain :

The UCLan ’s discovery came after they admit in their calculations a figure for the amount of energy released by exploding stars that was 10 to 100 time greater than any antecedently used . This at last gave them a extragalactic nebula that began to resemble the Milky Way . What previously appeared like a blob of wizard , with a little disc inside it , slowly go away , to be replace by the opposite . It was exactly what they wanted to notice .

Dr [ Chris ] Brook said : “ From our depth psychology we realised that all try were being far too bourgeois in their energy use from very monumental whizz – - those 10 to 100 time more monolithic than the Sun . When monumental principal ‘ die ’ they explode stunningly and return most of the chemical elements out of which us , our satellite , and our solar system formed , as well as an enormous amount of zip into the surrounding gas . We decided to be more aggressive in our pretence of the energy released by both keep and dying massive stars . ”

Be sure to check out out Sutherland’sentire article .

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