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I write books that explain the universe, and where it is headed, to non-astrophysicists,
in a manner that is easier to understand than Stephen Hawking.

Ph.D. astrophysics Harvard
30+ years as a supercomputing / high performance computing expert

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A Billion-Year Triple Merger

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These three galaxies are expected to merge over the next billion years. The ensemble is known as SDSS J084905.51+111447.2. Credit SDSS & NASA/STScI


This gravitationally bound triplet of active galaxies is at redshift of z = 0.077, corresponding to a distance of around 1 billion light-years.


They have been studies in the near-infrared, optical, and X-ray portions of the spectrum, and

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