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1. (n.) quasar
any of numerous starlike extragalactic objects that may be the most distant and brightest objects in the universe.
Etymology: (1964; quas(i-stell)ar, in quasi-stellar radio source, the first type of quasar discovered)
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1. (noun) quasar, quasi-stellar radio source
a starlike object that may send out radio waves and other forms of energy; many have large red shifts
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Sense: a star-like object which gives out light and radio waves.
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 Farsi: دور اختر |
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 Hebrew: קְווֵיזָר |
 Hindi: रश्मियों का सुदूर स्रोत |
 Croatian: kvazar |
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 Indonesian: kuasar |
 Icelandic: dulstirni, kvasi |
 Italian: quasar |
 Japanese: 準星 |
 Korean: 준항성체 |
 Lithuanian: kvazaras |
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 Pashto: ځلاندى او پړكيدونكى ډبرې |
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 Thai: กลุ่มวัตถุซึ่งส่งแสงคล้าย |
 Turkish: kuazar |
 Taiwanese: 類星體 |
 Ukrainian: квазар |
 Urdu: بعض ستارہ نما اجرام میں س |
 Vietnamese: chuẩn tinh |
 Chinese: 类星体 |
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