It’s a gravity thing
Spectacular jets powered by the gravitational energy of a supermassive black hole in the core of the elliptical galaxy Hercules A illustrate the combined imaging power of two of astronomy’s...
View ArticleEvolution of G2, a gas blob being ripped apart by the galactic core
What happens when the black hole at the centre of our galaxy acts up. – By Jeff Wise Nothing is as tranquil as the expanse of the Milky Way floating in the summer night sky – or so you’d think. In...
View ArticleComputer simulation of supermassive black hole
The image above is a computer simulation of a near-record breaking, recently discovered, supermassive black hole at the centre of the distant (200 million lightyears from the Milky Way) NGC 1600...
View ArticleScientists Witness Aftermath of a Black Hole Destroying a Star
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View ArticleSupermassive Black Hole Spotted Sucking in Gas at a Third of Light Speed
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View ArticleBlack Holes Could Be Creating ‘Zombie Stars’
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View ArticleFound: Four New Gravitational Wave Events From Colliding Black Holes
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View ArticleWe Might Be About to See the First Ever Photo of a Black Hole
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View ArticleNow That We’ve Seen a Black Hole, Here’s What Future Photos Could Look Like
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View ArticleWhere did Fortnite go?
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View ArticleSagittarius A*, the black hole in the middle of Milky Way
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