The most active galactic nuclei are usually found at large distances from us; relatively few nearby galaxies have active galactic nuclei. What does this imply?.

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This implies Active galactic nuclei tend to become less active as they age.This radiation is produced by the action of the central supermassive black hole. A typical quasar is very far away, allowing us to see how galaxies have evolved in the past. A very bright and compact core with a non-stellar spectrum can be brighter than the entire host galaxy.Hubble's law explains that the reason most galaxies are moving apart is that the universe as a whole is expanding. Astronomers can use what is known as a change in surface brightness along with the galaxy's color to calculate its distance from Earth. Most galaxies measured this way are millions of light years away. Active solar heating. A solar energy collection system in which a series of collectors collects solar energy and a pump or fan distributes the collected heat.Learn more about Active galactic nuclei here:-https://brainly.com/question/28476282#SPJ4

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