Detailed investigation of QSO1055+01

Abstract

QSO 1055+01 studies show that this extended quasar is a very, powerful, active and variable extragalactic source, with many compact sources around. We shown that the distribution of extragalactic sources around is homogenous with high density.

Studies of the 1101+38 Galaxy and the Distribution of Extragalactic Objects Around it

“…Being a very bright blazar and having a very active core, this BL Lac-type galaxy exhibits powerful changes that are observed very rarely even in active galaxies. Its spectrum in the radio range is flat, which is comparable to other observational data (figure 1), and is a consequence of the galaxy being young [19]. Few galaxies (blazars) are known on these scales.…”

“…From the above-mentioned studies, only the distribution of quasars is presented and discussed here. Studies of the distribution of quasars in the vicinity of the galaxy 1101+38 were carried out for 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 120, 180, 240, 300, and 360-minute ranges, as was also done in other works [19,20,21].…”