accretion disk
Noun

accretion disk (plural accretion disks)

  1. (astronomy) A structure formed by matter falling into a gravitational source such as a galaxy, black hole, or protostar.
Translations
  • French: disque d'accrétion
  • German: Akkretionsscheibe
  • Italian: disco di accrescimento
  • Portuguese: disco de acreção
  • Russian: аккрецио́нный диск
  • Spanish: disco de acrecimiento



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