"We present new, deep near-infrared SINFONI @ VLT integral field spectroscopy of the gas cloud G2 in the Galactic Center, from late summer 2013 and spring 2014. G2 is visible in recombination line emission. The spatially resolved kinematic data track the ongoing tidal disruption. As expected for an observation near pericenter passage, roughly half of the gas in 2014 is found at the redshifted, pre-pericenter side of the orbit, while the other half is at the post-pericenter, blueshifted side. We also present an orbital solution for the gas cloud G1, which was discovered a decade ago in L'-band images when it was spatially almost coincident with Sgr A*. The orientation of the G1 orbit in the three angles is almost identical to the one of G2, but it has a lower eccentricity and smaller semi-major axis. We show that the observed astrometric positions and radial velocities of G1 are compatible with the G2 orbit, assuming that (i) G1 was originally on the G2 orbit preceding G2 by 13 years and (ii) a simple drag force acted on it during pericenter passage. Taken together with the previously described tail of G2, which we detect in recombination line emission and thermal broadband emission, we propose that G2 may be a bright knot in a much more extensive gas streamer. This matches purely gaseous models for G2, such as a stellar wind clump or the tidal debris from a partial disruption of a star."
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But then I think about it like Foetus would, which is to not think about confusing things, and then I can sleep.
But Batman, it's the Galactic Center!
Don't you worry your pretty little head, Foetus. Now come over here and slide down the Batpole again...
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I know! But you can't tell those people anything anyway, they're all just picking apart the technical mistakes on The Big Bang.
I would be looking for gravity waves caused by the supermassive black hole consuming the major portion of the source star's mass. But I really like the short one's tits.
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... as I hooked my gnarled finger thru her nipple
ring, and pulled her supple body toward mine ...