InternationalScince
InternationalScince
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12th Aug 2013
9th Mar 2014
You absulutly must have gravity bends light mode in the mode section.

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  • InternationalScince
    InternationalScince
    13th Feb 2014
    Listen was 11 when i made this, i'm only 12 and not a spelling genius. A Quasar is a Super Massive Black Hole that holds galaxies together and imits lots of energy through magnetic distorsions!
  • FeynmanLogomaker
    FeynmanLogomaker
    16th Oct 2013
    No, a quasar (Quasi-Stellar Radio Source, you misspelled quite a bit) is not a supermassive black hole, it's actually a supermassive /galaxy/, that is far enough away to appear to be a star (Quasi-stellar). And 'gravity bends light mode' is actually there - Newtonian Gravity.
  • InternationalScince
    InternationalScince
    29th Aug 2013
    press 7
  • InternationalScince
    InternationalScince
    28th Aug 2013
    For inforamtion a QUSAR is a QUwsy-StelAr Radio corce or a super massive black hole that sits at the midle of large galaxys(e.g. Milky Way and Adromeda galaxy).