Anomalous Velocities in Quasar 3C273

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May 1965

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Nature, Volume 206, Issue 4985, pp. 702 (1965).

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ESTIMATES of the size of quasi-stellar object 3C273 ranging from ~ 1,000 light years to ~ 1 (ref. 1) light year when coupled with the first observations of Smith and Hoffleit2 regarding the apparently uniform and simultaneous pulsations giving rise to luminosity fluctuations with period of ~ 10 years and with recent reports of a ~ 1 (ref. 3) month fluctuation period present the possibility of the existence of anomalous velocities between the light velocity c and ~ 100c. Indeed it would appear that the discovery of smaller fluctuation periods would correspondingly lead to velocities of an increasingly anomalous nature despite consistency of any given size estimate with usual velocity range and a given fluctuation period.

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