...Quasars, Active Galaxies, 17...
...Chapter Outline 17-1 Quasars look like stars...
...ordinary galaxies and quasars 17-4 BL Lacertae...
...brighter than either quasars or active galaxies...
...BL Lac objects, quasars, active galaxies, and...
...focuses light from quasars 17-9 Frontiers yet...
...observable properties of quasars and indicate how...
...intrinsic properties of quasars are so difficult...
...be related to quasars. 4. Discuss the...
...observed properties of quasars and discusses their...
...possible links of quasars with active galaxies...
...the discovery of quasars and subsequent searches...
...surveys. Although some quasars are strong radio...
...enormous redshifts of quasars have a number...
...the universe? If quasars were not very...
...physical links between quasars and nearby objects...
...at least some quasars are not remote...
...Hubble law for quasars. Is it proper...
...do with those quasars having the greatest...
...cosmological distances for quasars involves the cosmological...
...fact that all quasars have large redshifts...
...the redshift, that quasars do not exist...
...as they are, quasars must all have...
...potential relationships to quasars can help to...
...have shown that quasars that have the...
...be the closest quasars) frequently show evidence...
...by the brightest quasars. Remind students that...
...the sizes of quasars and active galactic...
...active galactic nuclei. Quasars, Active Galaxies, and...
...Double radio sources, quasars, and BL Lac...
...galactic nuclei and quasars represent a range...
...energy emission from quasars is probably produced...
...the distances of quasars. 5. In order...
...energy-producing regions of quasars are very small...
...magnetic fields. 9. Quasars are believed to...
...matches that of quasars. Also, some quasars...
...quasars. Also, some quasars are observed to...
...imaged by HST. Quasars, Active Galaxies, and...
...Questions 14. If quasars were compact objects...
...there are no quasars nearby, we cannot...
...we verify that quasars are similar enough...
...excellent resources on quasars and other active...
...and AGN images: chandra.harvard.edu/photo/category/quasars.html. Unless you have...
...14. Balick, B. “Quasars with Fuzz” in...
...1983, p. 81. Quasars, Active Galaxies, and...
...“A Catalog of Quasars Near and Far”...
...New Look at Quasars” in Scientific American....
...1996. Garlick, M. “Quasars Next Door” in...
...“Active Galaxies and Quasars: A Unified View”...
...al. Learning About Quasars. 1989, Astronomical Society...
...1999, p. 48. Quasars, Active Galaxies, and...
...192 Osmer, P. “Quasars as Probes of...
...the Discovery of Quasars” in Mercury, Jan./Feb....
...J. “Looking Inside Quasars” in Astronomy, Nov....
...H. Black Holes, Quasars, and the Universe,...
...213. Smith, H. “Quasars and Active Galaxies”...
...good introduction to quasars and active galaxies....
...and Fall of Quasars” in Sky &...
...of good information; “Quasars: A Progress Report”...
...Emerging Picture of Quasars” in Astronomy, Dec....
...Pacific) Focuses on quasars, active galaxies, and...
...at their centers. Quasars, Active Galaxies, and...