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The 36 pages that link to Relativistic jet, each with the reason it gives.

• Black holeRelated: Some black-hole systems launch jets that carry energy across enormous distances.

• Supermassive black holeRelated: Magnetic fields near a feeding black hole can channel energy into jets extending far beyond its galaxy.

• Gamma-ray burstRelated: The burst’s gamma rays are produced within jets aimed toward Earth.

• X-ray binaryRelated: Some systems launch jets alongside their accretion-powered X-ray emission.

• Kerr metricRelated: Kerr spin may power jets through electromagnetic extraction of rotational energy.

• Active galactic nucleus feedbackRelated: Jets carry black-hole energy across galaxies and can deposit it far from the nucleus.

• Doppler beamingRelated: Jets directed near the line of sight can have their radiation strongly amplified.

• Cygnus X-1Related: Cygnus X-1 launches jets from the region around its accreting black hole.

• Pulsar wind nebulaRelated: Some pulsar wind nebulae show jet-like structures shaped by the central pulsar’s outflow.

• Cygnus ARelated: Opposing jets carry energy from Cygnus A’s nucleus toward its distant radio lobes.

• Scorpius X-1Related: Radio observations of Scorpius X-1 reveal jets associated with its accretion flow.

• Penrose processRelated: Black-hole spin extraction is one proposed source of energy for jets.

• High-energy astrophysicsRelated: Jets channel energy into nonthermal particles and produce radiation across the electromagnetic spectrum.

• Markarian 501Related: Relativistic beaming from this outflow amplifies Markarian 501’s observed radiation.

• Black hole astronomyRelated: Jets carry energy far beyond the black hole’s immediate surroundings.

• Gamma-ray burst progenitorsRelated: A progenitor must produce a jet that escapes its surroundings to yield a visible burst.

• HypernovaRelated: Jets can carry energy from a collapsing star and produce a gamma-ray burst when aimed toward Earth.

• Rotating black holeRelated: Rotational energy from spinning black holes may power these jets.