Black hole entropy is given by the black hole area.
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As the gas falls into the black hole, the black hole grows in size.
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This experiment mimics one of the most important features of the black hole—outside the black hole, light can either move away from or into the black hole.
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Go deeper: A black hole eats a neutron star Event Horizon Telescope hopes to produce first-ever moving image of a black hole Where black hole research goes next
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But not just any black hole—a black hole from the dawn of the universe.
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But if this black hole happens to be a so-called Kerr black hole—a black hole that features a rapid spin—this limit no longer applies, and the black hole is able to suck up any star that ventures within a certain radius.
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But there's no sense in which one black hole can be "stationary with" another black hole.
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If one entangled particle went into a black hole, could we get information out of the black hole by watching the other entangled particle that was not in the black hole?
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If you throw that into a black hole, the standard story is that the black hole can't keep the magnetic field, because that would violate the black hole "no hair" theorems—the magnetic field would be "hair," so the black hole has to shake it off.
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John Preskill, a black hole and quantum gravity expert at Caltech, says the new traversable wormhole comes as a surprise, with implications for the black hole information paradox and black hole interiors.
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One black hole, known as the "northern" black hole, appears to be normal — even "boring," Comerford said.
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The only difference between a black hole and our sun is that the center of a black hole is made of extremely dense material, which gives the black hole a strong gravitational field.
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It's possible, too, that the southern black hole is what's known as an "intermediate class black hole," which is smaller than a supermassive black hole and appears in the centers of dwarf galaxies.
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The image doesn't show the black hole itself, but the region of hot gas around the black hole.
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The material orbiting the black hole would also spin, and spacetime itself would warp around the black hole.
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And so they jump into the black hole, and obviously there's a ton of wormholes in the black hole.
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What they found: The analogue black hole effectively used sound waves instead of light to mimic black hole physics.
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The outer edge black hole, or the southern black hole, as Comerford calls it, was surprisingly bereft of stars.
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"The southern black hole has 500 times fewer stars associated with it than the northern black hole," Comerford said.
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Mezcua and her team instead tested an assumed relationship between black hole mass and black hole x-ray/radio emission.
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Astronomers have just discovered a black hole that's growing faster than any other black hole yet found in the universe.
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There is a black hole 8,000 light years away that is acting weird, even for a black hole, scientists say.
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But a mathematical black hole, the basis of black hole thermodynamics, is not the material from the star that's collapsed.
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This dormant black hole tore a star apart 3.8 billion light years away But this star-eater is a special kind of black hole: a dormant black hole, basically a sleeping giant that doesn't devour much gas.
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Artist concept of a black hole eating a starIllustration: NASA JPL/CaltechWhat happens when a dead star meets a black hole?
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But the geometry of spacetime around a black hole in motion—specifically around a rotating black hole—was tougher to describe.
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The cold gas falls into the black hole, igniting the black hole, and it launches jets of glowing plasma into space.
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Black Hole bags are known to be travel and gear workhorses: lightweight, spacious like a "black hole," durable, and water-resistant.
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The black hole sucks in the one particle with negative energy while the positive particle is flung away from the black hole.
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Black hole cinema: If you can't get enough, we rounded up some of the best streamable movies in the black hole canon.
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New research now suggests the collision produced a black hole—but if true, it would be the lightest black hole known to science.
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The black hole is called Sagittarius A, or Sgr A*. Compared to our sun, the black hole is 4.2 million times more massive.
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M87's black hole (left) versus Gargantua from Interstellar (right)Image: EHT/InterstellarNo one knew what a black hole looked like before today.
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A sharp transition separates the denser area (considered to be outside the black hole) and the less dense area (inside the black hole).
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That wasn't the only black hole breakthrough this year: For the first time, scientists detected a black hole devouring a nearby neutron star.
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Really, what's around the black hole, because once light goes into the event horizon, the circle around the black hole, nothing comes out.
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If this is the case, the southern black hole would have started out as a supermassive black hole just like its northern counterpart.
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That gas has moved on from the black hole and galaxy, essentially cutting off the fuel for the black hole to create jets.
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Fortnite is just a black hole right now Fortnite just blew up its entire map and all that's left is a black hole.
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The black hole: The world saw the first recorded image of a black hole in 2019, and I guess it's kind of hot, right?
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With the recent advent of stunning black hole photography and gravitational wave detectors, the entire field of black hole physics has gone into overdrive.
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Go deeper: Astronomers take first photo of a black hole A black hole from the dawn of light Disintegrating planet found orbiting dead star
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Perhaps most notably, the Interstellar black hole has a thin streak of matter around its center, which M87's black hole seems to lack.
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He announced that information about what falls into a black hole might be preserved on the surface, or event horizon, of a black hole.
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Chinese scientists have discovered a stellar black hole that&aposs so large it shouldn&apost exist based on current theories of black-hole formation.
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The famous first-ever photo of a black hole earlier this year was in actuality a photo of gas gathered around a black hole.
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The black hole, dubbed LB-1, is a stellar black hole, meaning that it was formed after a star dies, collapses and then explodes.
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No matter what a black hole eats — a star, a donkey, an iPhone, your grammar teacher — it's all the same to the black hole.
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Black hole seeds as seen by Hubble (Image: NASA/STScI/ESA)Black hole seeds as seen by Chandra (Image: NASA/CXC/Scuola Normale Superiore/Pacucci)While these two new images lend credibility to the black hole seed theory, researchers still aren't calling the matter settled.
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Let us imagine that we are space explorers again and that we are approaching the type of theoretical black hole studied by Hintz and his colleagues: A non-rotating black hole with an electrical charge known as a Reissner-Nordström-de Sitter black hole.
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In the black hole model, a neutron star has its radio waves twisted by the enormous magnetic field generated by a nearby massive black hole.
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The research team went on a hunt for binary black hole systems, which include a star and a black hole trapped in a cosmic dance.
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That black hole grows as he eats and at the end of the meal the black hole will have grown to about 1.8 cm across.
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Perhaps this anomalous observation came from two black holes that merged, and then later merged with a third black hole, in a black hole-rich environment.
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This is the region surrounding the black hole where matter is torn to shreds by the intense gravity but has not fallen inside the black hole.
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Black hole mergers aren't really the best candidates to do multi-messenger astronomy, since they just produce another black hole that doesn't give off any light.
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Material that happens to be moving in the direction of the black hole falls in because gas has friction that gets eaten [by the black hole].
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Here's Our Guide for Earthlings Peering Into a Black Hole How They Took the First Picture of a Black Hole Movies Primed Us for Black Holes.
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Black hole mergersGraphic: LIGO-Virgo / Frank Elavsky / NorthwesternOne of the collisions, the one that resulted in a black hole 80.3 times the Sun's mass, was especially interesting.
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In the case of a star and a black hole, matter from the star forms a ring of material called an accretion disk around the black hole.
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The radiation that the black hole emits doesn't actually contain information from the black hole, so it seems like all the details are disappearing along the way.
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This is the point at which the energy given off by matter rushing toward a black hole should curb the amount of matter feeding that black hole.
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This one may turn out to be the first observable example of what's known as an intermediate black hole, which is basically a medium-sized black hole.
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We say, for example, that Sagittarius A* is a four-million-solar-mass black hole, implying that the black hole "contains" four million suns' worth of matter.
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Around 3 billion years ago, a black hole 32 times the mass of our sun crashed into another black hole 19 times the mass of our sun.
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But if it's a black hole, it would be the least massive black hole ever detected, as the tiniest black holes are between four and five solar masses.
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The EHT also observed the huge black hole in the center of our Milky Way, though the team has yet to release photos of that particular black hole.
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A man fell into a black hole—OK, not that kind of black hole, but an art exhibit consisting of an 8-foot-deep circular hole painted black.
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But they do show that if Hawking was correct, then any information that falls into a black hole is lost, the subject of an important black hole paradox.
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"When the matter and light get too close to the black hole, the black hole just swallows it up, it removes that light from the universe," Mack says.
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Although nothing can escape a black hole after falling inside, not even light, it's possible for material around a black hole to radiate light that astronomers can see.
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Being able to identify and study an intermediate black hole is crucial to our understanding, as they are thought to be a crucial step in black hole evolution.
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According to Thorne, the reason the black hole in "Interstellar" doesn't match the M87 black hole image is that Nolan elected to omit that brightening and dimming phenomenon.
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My suspicion is that black hole "thermodynamics" is really an interesting set of relationships about information from the point of view of the exterior of the black hole.
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Go deeper: A black hole eats a neutron star Scientists spot galaxy with 3 supermassive black holes in its core Astronomers take first photo of a black hole
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They've also discovered gravitational waves caused by a black hole eating a neutron star, as well as a potential collision between a neutron star and a black hole.
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"A black hole has no hair," the physicist John Archibald Wheeler once said, meaning that a black hole remembers only the mass, spin and charge of its dinner.
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"If [the black hole in M87] were a dormant black hole — like the supermassive black hole in the center of our own galaxy, Sagittarius A* — then the galaxy would really have no way of knowing it's there, and would basically be just like a pebble in a shoe," Markoff explained.
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This is a black hole with a mass of between 100 and 1,000 times that of our Sun: too large to be the result of a single collapsing star (stellar black hole), but not big enough to be the result of a whole collapsing regions of space (supermassive black hole).
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If you fill up a black hole with solid gold, and fill up another one with pizzas, the Hawking radiation that each black hole emits will be the same.
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Hawking proposed that a quantum black hole—a black hole model that accounts for quantum mechanics—might eventually leak matter it has swallowed back out of the event horizon.
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Accordingly, the image is not a "photograph" of the black hole but a vision of the effects gravity has on radio waves emitted from matter surrounding the black hole.
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In this video, scientists at the Black Hole Laboratory at the University of Nottingham used water, fluorescent dye, a special tank, and engineering acumen to simulate a black hole.
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A rotating black hole has a theoretical maximum speed, and any black holes seen spinning faster would violate the idea that a black hole has a firm outer boundary.
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The first image of a black hole Scientists used a global network of telescopes to see and capture the first-ever picture of a black hole in April 2019.
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In this scenario, one half of the particle shoots away from the black hole and the other half of the particle carries negative energy and falls into the black hole.
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An artist's representation of a black hole eating a star and spewing a jetIllustration: Sophia Dagnello, NRAO/AUI/NSFWhen a star meets the gravity of a black hole, chaos ensues.
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He proposed a puzzle known as the black hole information paradox, which suggests the event horizon of a black hole might be permeable, which would defy the predictions of relativity.
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When galaxies that have a black hole at their center collide, sometimes it creates a black hole binary, or pair of black holes, at the center of the merged galaxies.
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For the first time in history, we know what a black hole looks like, specifically the supermassive black hole lurking in the center of a galaxy called Messier 87 (M87).
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"Either way, the science from this event will be amazing, a black hole swallowing whole a neutron star, or the discovery potentially of a very lightweight black hole," Scott said.
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The way binary stars interact with each other and with the black hole is very different from how single stars interact with other single stars and with the black hole.
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The black hole acts like a massive conductor spinning in a huge magnetic field, which will cause an energy difference (voltage) between the poles of the black hole and its equator.
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Just this week, scientists using the Very Large Telescope in Chile discovered a black hole in NGC 23201—the first stellar mass black hole found in a cluster of this kind.
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Just this week, scientists using the Very Large Telescope in Chile discovered a black hole in NGC 3201—the first stellar mass black hole found in a cluster of this kind.
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As the black hole strips away the star, this volatile matter heats up to 1 million degrees Celsius as it gets pulled into a disk around the black hole, explained Pasham.
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Go deeper: What we learned from the first-ever photo of a black hole Astronomers take first photo of a black hole 6 research papers on the EHT results (open access)
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Black Hole Duffel Bag, $139, available at Patagonia, $139Patagonia's Black Hole duffel bags deserve their cult status: They're seemingly neverending, extremely durable, and are now made out of recycled plastic bottles.
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If the smaller, swallowed object were found to be a black hole, that would still be a groundbreaking discovery, since that type of black hole is thought to be physically impossible.
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Scientists release first-ever image of black hole For the first time, astronomers released an image of a black hole — something that has eluded scientists for more than half a century.
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The introduction of a third supermassive black hole to a binary supermassive black hole pair could provide the necessary oomph to allow the merger to happen on a more reasonable timescale.
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Past teams had searched for bursts of X-ray emissions from black hole binaries, which are systems in which a black hole becomes gravitationally intertwined with another object like a star.
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We've all done it — entered the Instagram black hole.
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The first black hole photo appeared to match predictions made by general relativity, showing the shadow of a black hole illuminated by superheated gases on the edge of the object's event horizon — the area near the black hole known as the "point of no return," where gravity is so great that nothing can escape.
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If you replaced the sun with a black hole of equal mass, the Earth would not get sucked in — it would continue orbiting the black hole as it orbits the sun, today.
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Paradoxically, the rim of a black hole is actually extremely bright, as soon-to-be black hole food heats up while sliding toward the event horizon, nearing the point of no return.
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"M87's huge black hole mass makes it really a monster, even by supermassive black hole standards," Sera Markoff, an astrophysicist at the University of Amsterdam, said at a press conference today.
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This is approximately the same size of the supermassive black hole found in the Milky Way, Sagittarius A*. The supermassive black hole found is only the fourth one found inside a UCD.
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After the black-hole merger, the observatories detected the merging of two neutron stars in October 2017, followed by what they believe was a black hole swallowing a neutron star in August.
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Because all anyone seems to be doing on Twitter is pointing at the black hole and whispering "SpaghettiO," we've compiled a list of other items the black hole has brought to mind.
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"There is the slight but intriguing possibility that the swallowed object was a very light black hole — much lighter than any other black hole we know about in the universe," she said.
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It's still unclear how gas in the accretion disk flows from an orbit at a large radius to one near the black hole and how it finally falls onto the black hole.
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After the black-hole merger, the observatories detected the merging of two neutron stars in October 2017, followed by what scientists believe was a black hole swallowing a neutron star in August.
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The extreme gravity of the supermassive black hole at the center of the galaxy pulls in gas and other material into a disk — called an accretion disk — around the black hole, NASA said.
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In this final ringdown stage, the newly formed black hole "relaxes" into an equilibrium state, and life more or less goes back to normal, albeit with one big black hole instead of two.
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Here's the first image of a black hole Say hello to the black hole deep inside the Messier 87, a galaxy located in the Virgo cluster some 55 million light years away. 6.
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A black hole in the labPhoto: Jeff SteinhauerPhysicists have confirmed predictions of Stephen Hawking's namesake theory of black holes using a black hole they constructed in their lab, according to a new paper.
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The near-record breaking black hole weighs 17 billion suns "To become this massive, the black hole would have had a very voracious phase during which it devoured lots of gas," Ma said.
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Nero (Eric Bana), the Romulan villain of the film, uses the principles of the black hole for dastardly ends, creating an artificial black hole out of "red matter" to destroy the planet Vulcan.
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The supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way galaxy is called Sagittarius A*.According to one astrophysicist, the Milky Way may have a second, smaller black hole at its heart.
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Holy shit, this matches our model for a black hole.
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We've never seen a direct image of a black hole.
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Now imagine a graph of black hole spin versus mass.
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These would be objects kind of like a black hole.
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If a black hole is indeed what this object is.
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The black hole, it looks like ours [in the movie].
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What's that giant black hole that NASA discovered on Jupiter?
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"It's just a really rapidly spinning black hole," said Fryer.
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An artist's conception of swirling matter around a black hole.
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The area around a supermassive black hole fits that bill.
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Think of it as kind of a black hole afterglow.
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Image: InterstellarThis is not a photo of a black hole.
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But this is not a photo of a black hole.
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Inevitably, this hot gas rotates around the great black hole.
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An illustration of a black hole surrounded by hot gas.
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At the end of every supernova comes a black hole.
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Other Gulf states dismiss Iraq as a corrupt black hole.
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Sagittarius A*, which we're pretty sure is a black hole.
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Where in a galaxy are these black hole mergers occurring?
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That's like a photon trying to escape a black hole.
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The first image of a black hole has been released.
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It seems that every galaxy hosts a giant black hole.
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Are we in danger of colliding with this black hole?
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And yet: Whiteness is black hole, cannibalizing, sucks up everything.
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I'm going to pull something out of that black hole.
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Again: The shadow cast by the black hole is tiny.
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His voice was beamed into space toward a black hole.
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Recently, we got our first picture of a black hole.
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For example, that's what's going on in a black hole.
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Damn, PGC 043234 black hole, you do not mess around.
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JWST could photograph the galaxy's black hole in new detail
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The black hole isn't a solid thing at the center.
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Have astronomers finally recorded an image of a black hole?
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"It becomes a black hole of emotion," Dr. Ressler says.
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Gruden celebrated with the costumed characters in the Black Hole.
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"Politics is a black hole," said one fan, Ivan Zhuk.
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We even saw a Black Hole for the first time.
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No Fortnite and black hole make gamers go something something.
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And astronomers captured the first photo of a black hole.
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Here, it looks like a ring outlining the black hole.
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"Cosmetics have fallen into a regulatory black hole," Faber testified.
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Washington has become the functional equivalent of a black hole.
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The more a black hole eats, the more it grows.
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"I do my black hole science with computers," she said.
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The one where they detected the black hole last week.
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You may notice that all of these versions of a black hole look very different from another type of black hole image you may have seen, most famously for the LIGO discovery in 2016.
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Now, after four detections of black hole mergers, the astronomy community is eager to know if LIGO has seen a merger of neutron stars — or perhaps a neutron star and black hole coming together.
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Japan's Lost Black Hole Satellite Just Reappeared and Nobody Knows What Happened to ItImage: JAXAEarlier this week something happened to make Japan's brand new black hole satellite suddenly, mysteriously lose all contact with Earth.
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Matter pulled close by the gravity of the black hole settles into a disc-like formation that "feeds" the black hole, as gas and dust slowly trickle toward the event horizon and into oblivion.
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"These two black holes are eventually going to combine themselves and make an even bigger black hole, but we happened to catch this galaxy in the phase before the black hole combination," Comerford said.
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Around a black hole, there's no hiding: gravity warps space-time, and here the effect is so extreme that light rays go around the black hole, showing multiple distorted images of what lies behind it.
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And then there was that time she trolled her colleagues, publishing this paper suggesting that the blue star next to a suspected black hole—the first real black hole candidate—was smaller than people thought.
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It cannot fully explain gravity inside a black hole, and at some point we will need to move beyond Einstein's theory to a more comprehensive theory of gravity that explains what a black hole is.
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This second detection hints that black hole mergers occur pretty frequently This second detection also hints that black hole mergers occur pretty frequently, and LIGO will be able to pick a lot of them up.
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In this way, axions might get stuck around a black hole?
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Too small, in fact, to be a black hole at all.
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We now have our very first image of a black hole.
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Artist's concept of a black hole accreting matter from a star.
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The black hole, known as V404 Cygni, doesn't behave like others.
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Many pro athletes fall into a black hole when they retire.
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The star being eaten by the black hole is in pink.
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Perhaps these white dwarf-black hole meetings are causing those events.
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Or maybe it's a star being eaten by a black hole.
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Ignoring the black-hole interior, I am impressed with the Ioniq.
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The whole region was something of a black hole for pollsters.
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Last night, I spent six hours staring at a black hole.
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Researchers believe it was nuclear activity connected to the black hole.
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Eye on the sky A black hole chomping on a star.
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"He's a living black hole," he told his wife at another.
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That black hole is most likely the cause of the turbulence.
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It's a black hole that seems to give off radio waves.
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August is often considered the black hole of venture capital fundraising.
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Artist's conception of how the "nearly naked" supermassive black hole originated.
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Plus, they discuss today's first-ever photo of a black hole.
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Image: Alain RiazueloThis is not a photo of a black hole.
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Don't let your grandpa tell people he's seen a black hole.
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This black hole is pulling in matter from a nearby star.
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The bigger the black hole, the longer it takes to evaporate.
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Even a black hole, the darkest conceivable object, emits some light.
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For all I know, you're the champ of black hole trivia.
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No one knew what a black hole looked like before today.
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"Maersk was like a black hole," Fernández remembers with a sigh.
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It can also implode in a spectacular black hole of fail.
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We will hear when a black hole eats a neutron star.
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But there's always fear attached to reaching into a black hole.
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Last spring, I slipped into Assemblance Oversight's black hole of secrets.
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The latest research has study authors leaning towards a black hole.
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It's a black hole that doesn't necessarily yield anything for you.
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BLACK HOLE BLUESAnd Other Songs From Outer SpaceBy Janna Levin241 pp.
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Rather than a planet, it could be a primordial black hole
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It tells us how the black hole is oriented in space.
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But inside the black hole, nobody knows what happens inside there.
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"Does a black hole typically have a magnetic field?" he asked.
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In under a second, a larger black hole has been born.
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Oh god, here comes the black hole of caffeine-fueled stats.
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This is why you can't get out of a black hole.
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No astronomer has even seen a black hole through a telescope.
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A black hole has no complications — no hair — the saying went.
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Now, he said, it's on the surface of the black hole.
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It just went into the black hole of the Trump Trap.
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We've never directly seen a black hole or its event horizon.
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"It's not just this black hole in your past," she said.
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A binary star system with Harden turned into a black hole.
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We've never seen a clear image of a black hole before.
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This black hole, known as Sgr A*, has shown variability before.
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It's a black hole in the heart of the European project.
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Fortnite also updated its Instagram with pictures of the black hole.
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Typically, jets blast out on both sides of the black hole.
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At least two more black-hole collisions have since been recorded.
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"It was heading sort of to a black hole," Bernanke said.
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Eventually the Milky Way galaxy will fall into a black hole.
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Yet matter falling into a black hole seemed to decrease disorder.
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What we are seeing is the gas surrounding the black hole.
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Immigrants really do fall down a black hole when they're detained.
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Could some essence of you ever emerge from a black hole?
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Will we ever get a clearer image of this black hole?
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The problem is that, according to Hawking's calculations, black hole radiation will be random, with a featureless, "thermal" spectrum of energies that carries no information about the black hole or whatever formed or fell in it.
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Just what constitutes the "seed" of a black hole is still a matter of debate—some physicists think that supermassive black hole are the result of "light" seeds while others think they resulted from "heavy" seeds.
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During that first day when the black hole knocked Fortnite offline, with no indication of when it would come back, I kept the black hole running on my Switch for hours, just in case anything happened.
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Assuming that a black hole was born from GW170817, the team aimed to look for signatures of "quantum fuzz" around its event horizon, which might indicate whether Hawking radiation—or anything else—can escape a black hole.
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The researchers hope that the answer to that might also explain why the material surrounding Sagittarius A* (the black hole at the center of our own galaxy) is unusually dim for material circling a supermassive black hole.
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The condition around a black hole converts 10% of mass into energy.
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There is a supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy.
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This is why Hawking radiation is also known as black hole evaporation.
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In Advanced LIGO, you actually see the birth of a black hole.
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I can't figure out the charge on a black hole with words.
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The department is widely known among requesters as a FOIA black hole.
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In the simplest case, the horizon of a black hole is spherical.
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One is the collapse of a massive star into a black hole.
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Should you find yourself near a black hole, you will also die.
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Nothing but a supermassive black hole could explain such violent, powerful motion.
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After the explosion, what's left is another black hole or neutron star.
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Together, these processes make the black hole surroundings glow with X-rays.
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An artist's depiction of a neutron star and a black hole colliding.
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A concentration camp is a zone of lawlessness, a legal black hole.
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The black hole at the center of the Milky Way and filaments.
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An artist's rendering of 12 black hole binaries at our galaxy's center.
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It studies active galactic nuclei, black hole binary systems and supernova remnants.
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It studies active galactic nuclei, black hole binary systems and supernova remnants.
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But BuzzFeed News is a financial black hole within its parent organization.
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And that black hole has pink flames and silver streamers around it.
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The first was simple: take a picture of a black hole. Check.
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That black hole of clear answer can add depth to a character.
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A supermassive black hole collision that took place 1.3 billion years ago.
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"What they described as a black hole is a wormhole," he explained.
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Turns out the source is a black hole 7,000 light-years away.
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"Just raging in the Black Hole," Gruden recalled of his favorite memories.
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If so, that black hole might not be as deep as feared.
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That "mundane explanation" turns out to center around a supermassive black hole.
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Then, that new black hole can find another companion and merge again.
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This can leave behind a stellar black hole at the stellar heart.
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We will maybe soon see a real image of a black hole!
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Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechThis is not a photo of a black hole.
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Image: Ryan F. MandelbaumThis is not a photo of a black hole.
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Image: Emma Wallace/FlickrThis is not a photo of a black hole.
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Image: SEO007/Wikimedia CommonsThis is not a photo of a black hole.
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This year, they're slated to take a picture of a black hole.
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Hence a black hole can be thought of as the ultimate prison.
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The immediate area surrounding the supermassive black hole is kind of intense.
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A small black hole became visible in the center of that room.
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It also corresponds handily to the event horizon of a black hole.
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The blue light emanates from the location of the sonic black hole.
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Holding her hand, so I don't get sucked into the black hole.
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Something similar happens, Unruh explained, when you fall into a black hole.
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"It's kind of like throwing money into a black hole," Nailor says.
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"Data collection is a relative black hole at this point," Dore said.
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The black hole is devouring its companion star, as they often do.
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"I Gotta Feeling" is a black hole in the cosmos of joy.
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Sometimes, two neutron stars collide and merge to form a black hole.
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But they'd never glimpsed a black hole face to face—until now.
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Two black hole scenarios might result in the observed x-ray flashes.
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The other possibility is even more interesting: an intermediate-mass black hole.
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BLACK HOLE BLUES: And Other Songs From Outer Space, by Janna Levin.
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It isn't a black hole, which is what the shorts' story was.
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In talking to Mr. McCombs, the black hole assumes its own rules.
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Ironically, federal tax policy has also sucked us into a black hole.
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The star's remaining core collapses into a black hole or neutron star.
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"The casinos here in the Philippines are a black hole," he said.
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Read This Next: How I Escaped the Black Hole of My Phone
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The accumulated gas and dust forms a disc around the black hole.
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At that time, I was like a black hole of needing attention.
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Take a trip into the heart of a fire-spitting black hole.
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"The road is wide open to black hole physics," Dr. Eisenhauer proclaimed.
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Scientists expect to observe more black hole mergers, more neutron star mergers.
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To have entropy, a black hole would have to have a temperature.
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So here's the thought experiment: Throw a book into the black hole.
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"North Waziristan has become a black hole since the incident," he said.
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A year ago we got our first vision of a black hole.
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About 40 of them were women, according to Harvard's Black Hole Initiative.
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We hope you consumed it with the ferocity of a black hole.
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Fortnite's website is currently just a Twitch stream featuring a black hole.
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"For most people, this is like a black hole," he said serenely.
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Scrap, a significant component of overall supply, is a statistical black hole.
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However, the black hole at the center of M87 is truly gigantic.
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The black hole weighs 40 billion times the mass of our sun.
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Luckily, the center of nearly all galaxies contain an enormous black hole.
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At the center of nearly every galaxy is an enormous black hole.
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"The White House nomination process is a black hole," said one adviser.
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And what would being swallowed by a black hole actually sound like?
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" It was, del Bosque adds, "like standing next to a black hole.
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"With Hong Kong fishing vessels, there's a big black hole," Sadovy said.
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But in the case of a black hole, those parts aren't atoms.
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But you can't take a black hole and cut it in half.
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The data from that black hole is still being analyzed, but researchers like Markoff hope that by comparing the two, researchers can understand more about the life cycle of a black hole and how it influences its surroundings.
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Chandra took this picture of Sagittarius A, the supermassive black hole at the center of our own Milky Way galaxy—the brightest orange region at the exact center of the image represents the light surrounding the black hole.
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Image: LIGO/Caltech/Sonoma State (Aurore Simonnet)A black hole binary could either form from a pair of orbiting stars that both collapsed, or if one black hole passed by another and got tangled up in its gravity.
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V404 Cygni, a tumultuous binary system composed of a black hole and a companion star, is located approximately 8,000 light-years from Earth and has the distinction of being the first black hole officially identified in our galaxy.
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All that exists now is a continuous stream of the black hole itself (with some mysterious numbers fans have decoded as a cryptic message) and a minigame activated by entering the Konami Code on the black hole screen.
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If it's near a massive black hole, that would explain the persistent radio source and create the right kind of environment, but the researchers aren't entirely confident that such a massive black hole would exist in a dwarf galaxy.
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Part of it falls into the black hole and part escapes into infinity.
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You can perform the same experiment by scattering radiation from a black hole.
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Could you talk about this concept you've been developing—the black-hole battery?
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Alexander: We built a studio in Dartmouth and called it Black Hole Studio.
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If that was true, it would also mean the black hole was smaller.
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What wasn't expected is the thin disc of material around the black hole.
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The black hole has a mass 250 million times that of our sun.
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"They won't say they have a confirmed intermediate mass black hole," he said.
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ET, we might see the first-ever actual image of a black hole.
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Here, see a computer simulation of how the gases orbit the black hole.
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But the study team is putting its money on the black-hole interpretation.
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Instead, each collapses wholesale under its own weight into a massive black hole.
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The Milky Way's central black hole, with the x-ray sources in blue.
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Less time at home = less time sinking into a black hole of sadness.
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How do you follow up a black hole that destroyed the entire game?
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The researchers were creating a black hole census when they made the discovery.
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The first picture of a black hole made Katie Bouman an overnight celebrity.
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The collision and merger produced a black hole 62 times our sun's mass.
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But I like to think a binary black hole collision is more likely.
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You start getting sucked into it and you eventually become the black hole.
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But Hawking found that, in fact, something does escape a black hole: radiation.
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This is a simulation of a black hole created for the movie Interstellar.
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"You don't want to be too close to a black hole," said Lai.
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This gas will fall into the black hole, but it is not instantaneous.
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The biggest black hole in Conyers's proposal is how to pay for it.
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Potential location in the sky of the April 12 black hole candidate event.
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Creating the image also taught us the specifics of the black hole itself.
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This week, scientists brought us the first-ever picture of a black hole.
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To get an image of the black hole, you'd need a large telescope.
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This black hole was seen devouring material at the center of a galaxy.
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Not unlike the pantry, your freezer can turn into a leftover black hole.
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Put in the simplest possible terms, the TV is a software black hole.
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Today, cosmologists believe that Cygnus X-1 is almost certainly a black hole.
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Steinhauer's black hole is, of course, just a shadow of the real thing.
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A blurred photo of a distant black hole can't fill the void within.
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The gravity of a black hole is so strong that light cannot escape.
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And, of course, a black hole could also merge with a neutron star.
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This would explain what the black hole would still be eating those gasses.
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Didn't Leonard Susskind basically 'win' the black hole war quite some time ago?
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So am I in the black hole or spread out on its surface?
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They were, at once, too small and too big for a black hole.
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The subject: the supermassive black hole at the center of our own galaxy.
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It confirms Einstein's theories of gravity very close to the black hole boundary.
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Until recently, scientists could only speculate about the appearance of a black hole.
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So scientists are puzzled at how this massive black hole got so ... massive.
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That implies this black hole pairing could have formed later in their lives.
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Duffy says the next step is detecting bigger and better black hole collisions.
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Millions of people read articles and watched videos explaining the black hole news.
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And now, my phone has transformed into a crutch and a black hole.
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Yep, next to the supermassive black hole of an active galactic nucleus (AGN).
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They came up with black hole two scenarios that could explain the phenomenon.
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If you feel you are trapped in a black hole, don't give up.
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In the movie "Interstellar," a fictional black hole called Gargantua takes center stage.
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It lasted 100 seconds, whereas the black hole signals lasted just a few.
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Most galaxies are thought to have a supermassive black hole at their center.
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The black hole was captured using data from telescopes all over the world.
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The black hole disappeared, and players were instructed to download a major update.
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The star&aposs remaining core collapses into a black hole or neutron star.
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Last year, radio astronomers even captured the first image of a black hole.
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Each black hole has the mass of more than 90 million suns each.
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But if a planet could be captured, why not a primordial black hole?
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What would this medieval black hole mean for America, half a world away?
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Background: The EHT released its first image of a black hole in April.
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Light can't escape a black hole, so seeing what's inside one is impossible.
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Even cooler: Our telescopes caught S2 whipping around the black hole in May.
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Bekenstein says, if I throw something into a black hole, the entropy vanishes.
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AstronomyOur first glimpse of a black holeIf we're lucky, 20183 could produce our first glimpse of a black hole, specifically the supermassive black hole Sagittarius A* that's located 22018,250 light-years away in the center of the Milky Way galaxy.
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The observations, described Wednesday in Nature, offer the first direct evidence of cold, dense clouds condensing around a supermassive black hole and providing it with an additional food source as part of the general process known as black hole accretion.
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Chilingarian and his colleagues are now using one of the Magellan telescopes in Chile to improve their estimates of black-hole masses, and they hope to inspect 13 promising intermediate-mass black-hole candidates with the Chandra X-ray Observatory.
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The big picture: The photo shows that the black hole at the center of M87 "does indeed appear to have the definition feature of a black hole — the event horizon, the point of no return," EHT scientist Avery Broderick said.
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Skipping or simplifying tons of physics, she programmed an equation dictating how much gas the black hole should consume as a function of the gas's density and temperature, and a second equation telling the black hole how much energy to release.
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It's interesting to ask the entropy of a black hole, because we know that not even light can escape a black hole; but at the same time, the laws of physics say that the entropy of a system can't spontaneously decrease.
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But in the less dense region—inside the black hole—the speed of sound is slower, so sound waves only travel away from the sharp transition and further into the black hole, as described in the paper published in Nature.
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Indeed, a group of physicists four years ago tried to figure it out and suggested controversially that there might be a firewall of energy just inside a black hole that stops anything from getting out or even into a black hole.
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They could be, the researchers believe, the result of a huge eruption from our galaxy's supermassive black hole, Sagittarius A*. Millions of years ago that eruption would have punched into the interstellar medium in opposite directions from the supermassive black hole.
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Analog gravity experiments have gotten more sophisticated since Unruh's first experiment, which used a fluid simulation of gravity to show that the event horizon of a real black hole does to light what a sonic black hole does to sound.
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Like the Milky Way, blazars contain a supermassive black hole, but unlike our own galaxy the black hole is actively dragging in stars and dust and spewing out matter and light in a jet that happens to point toward Earth.
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At first, they weren't sure what caused it and were torn between three scenarios: the never-before-seen collision of a neutron star and a black hole; a collision between two massive neutron stars; or three potential black hole mergers.
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There's something very strange about this rare supermassive black hole that astronomers can't explain
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Our galaxy's central black hole lies at the center point (0,0) of the image.
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This is a process that extracts energy and angular momentum from the black hole.
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Black hole collisions can even help us better map how the Universe is expanding.
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"This could be a particular behavior of this accreting black hole system," she said.
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Image: Randy Montoya/SandiaShould you find yourself inside a black hole, you will die.
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We expect that this entanglement leads to the interior geometry of the black hole.
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It's already yielded up clues about the structure of space around the black hole.
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There is still a lot to learn about TDFs and black hole jets generally.
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"April Fools' Day would become a perennial black hole in my calendar," Edwards writes.
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We are in a real estate black hole until those listings show up again.
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With his optimistic mindset, he discovered that even a black hole can shine brightly.
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Sagittarius A* is the black hole at the center of the Milky Way galaxy.
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Their model predicts a black hole with several concentric but misaligned rings of matter.
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For an online shopping addict like me, Zara is a black hole of trouble.
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Previously, the smallest black hole discovered was 3.8 times the mass of our sun.
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I am the computer scientist behind the first-ever image of a black hole.
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Another example is Air India, a financial black hole that flies habitually-delayed aeroplanes.
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Either would be able to spot black-hole mergers almost anywhere in the universe.
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He is known in the scientific community for his breakthroughs in black hole science.
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In the second, the black hole gives rise to fast-moving stream of gas.
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Of course, not every black hole is a suitable candidate for Earth-based observation.
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But since it has negative energy, it actually makes the black hole slightly smaller.
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The big picture: Right now, electric vehicles are an expensive black hole for carmakers.
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There's almost certainly a supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy, too.
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Black hole analogues should emit the equivalent of Hawking radiation, complete with entangled phonons.
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If confirmed, this will mark the first neutron star-black hole merger ever documented.
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Go deeper: What we learned from the first-ever photo of a black hole
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Once Thanksgiving is over, it seems like everyone's schedules become one huge black hole.
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Sitting at the center feels like being in a black hole made of paparazzi.
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He calculated that the immense vacuum created by a black hole isn't actually empty.
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From the outside, time appears to slow down in proximity to the black hole.
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The black hole envisioned by Thorne had a much thinner, opaque disk of material.
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Astronomers called on Larry Kimura, a Hawaiian language professor, to name the black hole.
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And as that beam swept across Earth, we would measure the black hole flickering.
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Astronomers found the black hole by measuring the velocity of the stars surrounding it.
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They, too, would end in a supernova and ultimately collapse into a black hole.
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The scientists now hope to observe other theories of black hole physics, she said.
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The paradox sprang from Hawking's 1974 insight that a black hole isn't truly black.
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This implies that an evaporating black hole destroys information—something quantum mechanics doesn't allow.
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Luckily we can store that all in the black hole without anything coming out.
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The bigger the star when it dies, the larger the black hole it creates.
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A "normal" black hole is closer to 10 solar masses, the Washington Post says.
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There's a reason we've never seen a picture of a black hole until today.
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Other than one at-bat, Upton has been a black hole in the lineup.
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So a primordial black hole could be to blame for both, the study suggested.
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As the gloomy remains of a dead star, a black hole sucks everything in.
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What I don't understand is why that causes the black hole to eventually evaporate.
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The black hole in the groundbreaking photo published in April is known as M87.
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If a person went inside a black hole, what would it really be like?
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The bathroom downstairs is a black hole with a mirror completely obscured by graffiti.
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It could be a primordial black hole, or possibly a wayward cluster of stars.
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Gandhi suspects that the black hole was essentially being force-fed by its companion.
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Because of this, scientists have converted the black hole merger signals into actual sound.
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Jensen: I just spend so long there, it sucks me into a black hole.
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The black hole would change in appearance depending on how you looked at it.
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Headlines may portend the collapse of Western civilization, but the black hole doesn't care.
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In the center of our galaxy, astronomers say there is a monster black hole.
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What problems do you see with treating a black hole as a thermodynamic system?
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The second objection is: Black hole thermodynamics is really a pale shadow of thermodynamics.
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Nothing could escape a black hole, and so its temperature had to be zero.
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Whatever information goes into a black hole will come back out when it explodes.
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If this is not a black hole, no one knows what it could be.
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She's the gravity to our family, the black hole that our galaxy revolves around.
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The first-ever photograph of a supermassive black hole was published in April 2019.
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Supermassive black hole The explosion originated from the center of the Ophiuchus galaxy cluster.
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With Epic's black hole stunt, the publisher is having a true snap back moment.
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In short I felt as if I had fallen into a deep black hole.
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The black hole weighed about as much as 6.5 billion suns, Business Insider reported.
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Astrophysicist Dr. Joe Pesce breaks down how scientists discovered the monster black hole. Rep.
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After a few moments, the entire reality of Fortnite collapsed into a black hole.
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"The vagina muscles will shrink back up like a black hole afterwards," Bartos says.
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Scientists also detected gravitational waves, and imaged a black hole for the first time.
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This theory has now been toppled by LB-1, the newly-discovered black hole.
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That's certainly what black hole researcher Gaurav Khanna was imagining over at UMass Dartmouth.
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We're given an edgewise view of a black hole that almost doesn't seem possible.
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I never thought that it would be possible to see a real black hole.
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" Sumaya Prado, Gustu's publicist, told me, "It's like a black hole in the universe.
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The gas and dust being devoured by the black hole are throwing off radiation.
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It's possible that the black hole stripped off the entire outer layer, Ghez said.
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One side is bright and one is dim because the black hole is spinning.
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"You'll bring a ray of sunshine to a black hole of democracy," said Sen.
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With every planet, gas, star or bit of mass consumed, the black hole grows.
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Moreover the bigger a galaxy is, the more massive is its central black hole.
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Astronomers announced Wednesday that they had captured the first image of a black hole.
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And if light can't escape a black hole, what are we even looking at?
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Yesterday we brought you news from a black hole 55 million light-years away.
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Black hole scientists in New York City, like Dr. Bellovary, are even more rare.
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Scientists can use this data to measure these sources' brightness, help guess the mass and spin of the black hole, and measure what kind of stuff the accretion disk, the ripped-up disk of plasma orbiting the black hole, is made from.
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The particular black holes the EHT is focusing on are the central black hole in our own galaxy as well as the supermassive black hole in the center of galaxy M87, and getting a glimpse of these is a pretty big deal.
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Kelly points out that Virgo, like Sagittarius, is a mutable sign, meaning that both the Messier 87 black hole and the Sagittarius A* black hole appear in "signs in the zodiac are associated with change and transfiguration" — appropriate for this scientific milestone.
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But scientists are not sure just how massive a star has to be to become a black hole, or if there is, perhaps, an intermediary process in which a star temporarily becomes a neutron star and then evolves into a black hole.
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Interestingly, the material surrounding the black hole consistently exceeded the Eddington limit, which describes the maximum luminosity a body—in this case, a star—can reach, given the outward force of radiation and the inward pull of gravity from the black hole.
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This Is the Last Thing Japan's Lost Black Hole Satellite Saw Before It DiedImage: Hitomi Collaboration/JAXA, NASA, ESA, SRON, CSAEarlier this year, Japan launched a groundbreaking black-hole-monitoring satellite—only to lose control of it almost immediately under strange circumstances.
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But if a virtual particle pair appears at the event horizon of a black hole, and one of the pair falls in, the black hole would appear to be emitting photons (particles of light), losing a bit of its mass in the process.
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Avi LoebFrank B. Baird Jr. Professor of Science at Harvard University, Harvard Astronomy Department Chair, Founding Director of the Black Hole Initiative (BHI) Close to a black hole, matter falls in at a speed that is close to the speed of light.
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So, we are not really seeing the black hole itself, but rather the distortion of spacetime the black hole leaves in its wake—which is still amazing, considering it's the first direct observation of a phenomenon theorized by Albert Einstein a century ago.
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As for the kinds of events LISA might detect, Stefano Vitale of the University of Trento, and principal investigator for the LISA Pathfinder mission, said the most exciting thing would be capturing a small black hole falling into a supermassive black hole.
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Here are the x-ray and radio images, separately:X-ray image of the supermassive black hole at the center of Pictor ARadio image of the supermassive black hole at the center of Pictor ANow, this situation may strike you as somewhat alarming.
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The Event Horizon Telescope team plans to produce hours of real-time video footage of the supermassive black hole at the center of the Milky Way galaxy, along with time-lapse videos of the bigger, more distant black hole they photographed in April.
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But Einstein's equations say that the interior of a black hole is a vacuum, and that all the matter that has ever fallen in is packed into an infinitely dense, infinitely small surface at the center of the black hole called a singularity.
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As part of Fortnite's Season 22019 live event, called "The End," the entire Battle Royale Island was sucked into a black hole, with every Fortnite social media channel deleting all of its content save for a live stream of the aforementioned black hole.
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Because they were able to measure and weigh the black hole in correlation to the galactic core brightness, researchers believe they could use this to determine black hole mass estimates for even more distant galaxies far from the reach of direct measurements.
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"The first image I saw that night, the black hole was so bright I initially mistook it for the star S0-2.53, because I had never seen Sagittarius A* that bright," said Do, lead author of the latest research on the black hole.
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LIGO has since detected three additional black hole mergers — and more announcements may come soon.
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Even a black hole that was the mass of a mosquito would evaporate…NDT: Instantly.
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Perhaps it came from a tidal disruption event—a star slamming into a black hole.
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This energy difference is then diffused as jets at the poles of the black hole.
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The instrument was key to looking into the low-luminosity area around the black hole.
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Scientists observed the light echo from a black hole called MAXI J1820+070 with NICER.
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Black hole mergers are key because they warp space and time, which produces gravitational waves.
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As the black hole consumes the star, it creates brilliant flares in X-ray wavelengths.
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It was hard on this shoot because the camera is just like a black hole.
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Some astrologers are finding significance in the fact that this black hole appears in Virgo.
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Einstein's theory allows for a prediction of the size and shape of a black hole.
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It also supported that the source emitting the jet was "compact," likely a black hole.
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And then I began to realize that black hole encompasses even more than Black people.
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This galaxy is an exception, centering around a black hole with a very low mass.
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This galaxy is an exception, centering around a black hole with a very low mass.
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"One of the most important aspects of the black hole is its thermodynamics," Popescu said.
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Bañados said that with one single black hole there are few conclusions to be made.
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A simulated image of the supermassive black hole at the centre of the M22018 galaxy.
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Objects don't fall directly into the black hole, but travel inward along these spinning clouds.
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Black hole spin axis is along Jh but tilted out of the screen, toward you.
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The black hole, announced Wednesday in the journal Nature, is the most distant ever found.
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The famously secretive company lives inside a growing black hole of rumor, guesswork and innuendo.
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Fortnite's black hole hasn't gone anywhere, and it feels like everyone's getting weird with it.
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Three years later, they have turned a two-million-dollar diamond into a black hole.
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It's too early to say whether or not the explosion resulted in a black hole.
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Researchers just announced the discovery of the most massive, distant black hole collision ever observed.
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The Laser Interferometer Gravitational Wave Observatory (LIGO) is far more than a black hole detector.
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After shredding the star apart, the black hole ejected pulses of energy into the cosmos.
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He disguises the black hole in his memory with humorous insights about the writer's dilemma.
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Or perhaps they're caused when something collapses into a black hole and gets ripped apart.
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Artist's impression of the Sun-like star as it careens towards the supermassive black hole.
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Eventually, the black hole would waste away — and then, because black holes are weird, explode.
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Details: The new photo could reveal more than just the shadow of a black hole.
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As matter falls into the black hole, it often rubs against itself and heats up.
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It could be caused by black hole being born or some other violent, spectacular event.
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The shutdown could also become a sort of black hole of accountability for cybersecurity incidents.
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After all, the studios can't make every episode they produce a complete revenue black hole.
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Meanwhile the in-falling particle acquires negative energy, lowering the energy of the black hole.
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Confessed their love, took it back, did it again, got married, got divorced, black hole.
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That light left the area around the black hole just shortly before the dinosaurs vanished.
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On Wednesday, astrophysicists announced they had captured the first-ever image of a black hole.
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Called V404 Cygni, the system contains a black hole and a star like our Sun.
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Larson says they'll be able to detect black hole mergers even more distant than that.
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But my shadow is always there, lurking, a black hole to accompany my exploding star.
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Finally, reporting abusive accounts is no longer like sending your complaint into a black hole.
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Jones is a really good receiver who keeps wideout from being a total black hole.
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The internet (formerly the "Internet") was a black hole today, so here's an old favorite.
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It is hard to understand how a black hole became so big, so long ago.
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The proximity of Sgr A* makes it the easiest black hole for scientists to study.
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The black hole in the photo likely had a mass equivalent to 6.5 billion suns.
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So is it coming from a black hole, a powerful nebula or a neutron star?
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That should be enough time for matter to orbit several times around the black hole.
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Eight telescopes around the world combined to create the first photo of a black hole.
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Such imaging could help answer questions about how the galaxy and its black hole formed.
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Right now, this massive black hole is the size of at least 20 billion suns.
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The painting had distracted Robert all through dinner, this buzzy black hole on the wall.
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The program I was in was so black it made the black hole seem white.
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Before long, the autographed towel was relegated to the black hole of Vlasic's laundry rotation.
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This is Charles Burns, creator of Black Hole and some Altoids ads from the 90s.
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The "hair" refers to photons at the event horizon, the edge of a black hole.
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LIGO heard the first space-time ripples produced by a black hole merger on Sept.
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Scientists think it was nuclear activity in the black hole at the Milky Way's center.
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But he doesn't think the air pocket will morph into a black hole for stocks.
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But most of that is lost at night when the Thames becomes a black hole.
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In the J2 black hole, such profile-building was the job of contractors like Hayes.
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How a star orbiting a supermassive black hole proves Einstein is (still) right about gravity
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The black hole it captured is at the center of a galaxy known as M87.
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The resulting cataclysm created a new monster black hole, and literally warped space and time.
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This isn't always a good thing; it can feel like diving into a black hole.
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Today in galaxy-shaking news: Astronomers captured this first-ever image of a black hole.
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Here's how a black hole works (and what would happen if you fell into one).
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The lighter of the two objects would then be the lightest black hole ever found.
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What the astronomers were seeing was an eruption of the black hole unleashing bright radiation.
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Fortnite just blew up its entire map and all that's left is a black hole.
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You can use them to capture tweets before they disappear down the deletion black hole.
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If Twitter disappears, the gap in the social media universe will be black hole-sized.
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Dear Anselm Kiefer … It was like sending a letter into a black hole: no reply.
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Bouman, 29, created one of the algorithms that led to the groundbreaking black hole image.
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"It looked like a black hole with the moon floating in it," Mr. Meylan said.
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Following the season finale—appropriately titled "The End"—Fortnite got sucked into a black hole.
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But new observations revealed a third supermassive black hole at the center of the galaxy.
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"This has been a big black hole since 2008," said the Icelandic architect Asgeir Asgeirsson.
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It's a stellar black hole — the type that forms after stars die, collapse, and explode.
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Astronomers are still studying why the heart of galaxies often hosts a supermassive black hole.
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But that doesn&apost mean that a smaller companion black hole cannot still hide there.
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But if the supermassive black hole has a partner, this could alter the expected result.
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A case in point, this week we saw the first image of a black hole.
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The edge of a black hole, its event horizon, is the point of no return.
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At the event horizon, light is drawn in to a black hole, never to escape.
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And so they brought Einstein's monster, the black hole, into view for the first time.
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Also, the black hole is probably spinning, pulling the disk around in the same direction.
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You fall into a deep, black hole and you've got to crawl out of it.
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" Glazov says that this technology allowed them to create a black hole that had "presence.
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The massive amounts of data were essential to creating the image of the black hole.
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And few question the truth of the connection between black hole thermodynamics and ordinary thermodynamics.
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"No physicist is going to travel into a black hole and measure it," Hintz said.
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Lately she has been developing the theory of an astrophysical object she calls a "black-hole battery," a circuit created by a black hole and an orbiting neutron star that discharges in a sudden flash of electricity, rather like a lightning strike in deep space.
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The supermassive black hole — which is located billions of light-years away — is thought to be the mass of 20 billion suns and grows by about 1 percent every 1 million years, according to the new study detailing the discovery of the black hole.
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For example, if we take a black hole in the center of a glowing gas cloud, say from a star that has been broken up by passing too close to the black hole, the material will form a flattened disk, known as an accretion disk.
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For a taste of what I'm talking about, last year, Avery Broderick, associate professor at the University of Waterloo, sent us a a simulation of what a black hole observed by the EHT might look like:A simulation of a black hole observed by the EHT.
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"Watching in disbelief as the first image I ever made of a black hole was in the process of being reconstructed," Bouman wrote on social media of the image, which shows a black hole outlined by emission from hot gas swirling near its event horizon.
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Conventional wisdom among astronomers has long held that, during a tidal-disruption event, high-energy X-rays are created further away from the black hole in the relativistic jets — powerful bursts of particles ejected from the black hole at nearly the speed of light.
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Earlier this year after the gravitational wave detectors were turned on in April, scientists believe they may have detected the never-before-seen collision of a neutron star and a black hole, a collision between two neutron stars and three potential black hole mergers.
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A figure in the paper, shared above, demonstrates that a five-Earth-mass black hole could fit in the palm of your hand (yes, this encounter would kill you), and a 10-Earth-mass black hole would be the size of a bowling ball.
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Left: MIT computer scientist Katie Bouman w/stacks of hard drives of black hole image data.
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This process requires that the size of the particle is comparable to the black hole size.
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And essentially what they do is turn the black hole into a gravitational wave laser. Awesome.
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People think that TikTok is a black hole where teens jump in and memes pop out.
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But in the past month, the border debate has gotten trapped in Trump's black-hole gravity.
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This light most likely originated from collimated jets of particles spewing from a young black hole.
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That's a big problem if what you really want from a black hole is a photograph.
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Scientists expected the black hole (named Sagittarius A*) to tear G2 apart—but the object survived.
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This morning, for the first time ever, we saw it: a photo of a black hole.
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Even using just this old data, scientists are getting really close to seeing the black hole.
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Hence the study's conclusion that the merger produced a black hole, albeit a very small one.
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Indeed, for all their popularity in public imagination, we have never actually seen a black hole.
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Don't worry, though, we'll all be long gone before this black hole devours our solar system.
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An artist's illustration of the black hole GW170817 created from the crash of two neutron stars.
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"I always wondered what it would feel like going inside," added the "Black Hole Sun" singer.
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Others began to observe the black hole based on this info, thus completing the multimessenger story.
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U.S. scientists have created their own "black hole" using the world's most powerful X-ray laser.
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Since then, scientists have announced one — and possibly two — more detections created by black hole binaries.
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Though all three of LIGO's detections have been from black hole mergers, each event was unique.
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Even if nothing else comes into our detectors, we are going to own black hole astronomy.
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But I heard "Supermassive Black Hole" on the soundtrack and I fell in love with it.
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The center was a "legal black hole" for security suspects in custody without charge, he said.
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Since then, players haven't been able to do little more than stare at a black hole.
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The black hole is a chrysalis — soon it'll crack open into something familiar, yet totally new.
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Trump's like a black hole, and we're all experiencing the most miserable form of time dilation.
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God, perhaps preoccupied with a tricky black hole, has so far declined to offer a comment.
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This marks the fifth black hole merger that LIGO's wave-detecting facilities have found so far.
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That means there's a goldilocks frequency of light that black hole hunters allow into their telescopes.
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Maybe the black hole will have bright jets of light emanating from the top and bottom.
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First discovered in 2011, Swift J1644+57 is a supermassive black hole slowly swallowing a star.
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The key is to fill the Series C "black hole" that currently exists for European tech.
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The fact, according to the German-to-English subtitles, Jonas' machine will create a black hole.
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The black hole that is Brexit is now exerting its gravitational pull on the UK budget.
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But suffice to say physicists expect to measure more black hole collisions in the months ahead.
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At a distance of 4.5 billion years, this wandering black hole is nothing to worry about.
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Not even the inevitable implosion of Western popular culture into a black hole of corporate monolithism.
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V.I.N.CENT and B.O.B. from Disney's Black Hole (1979) were not involved in the new MIT study.
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This black hole contains the mass of 6.5 billion suns, and is 38 billion kilometers across.
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Gases get condensed as they speed around the black hole, and all this friction creates heat.
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Hawing's idea has enormous implications for theoretical physics, most notably for the black hole information paradox.
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And his ideas haven't been emerging from a vacuum (or a black hole, for that matter).
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On an average day, Bonas' image would've gotten lost in the black hole of Instagram quotes.
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Speaking of massive propulsions in space, NASA has spied a black hole eating yet another star.
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Much of the gas collected by Sagittarius A* orbits the black hole in an accretion disk.
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Dr. Silke Weinfurtner, university research fellow, explains how scientists at the lab measured black hole conditions.
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What you're actually looking at is the fact that M87's black hole is probably spinning.
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For example, as a black hole increases in mass, its predicted event horizon creeps steadily outward.
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A spinning black hole that weighs 10 times above the Hills mass can still swallow stars.
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He was all set up to replicate a black hole with sound waves in the gas.
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Astronomers hope that decoding these exotic light shows will let them conduct a black hole census.
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They would form close to the black hole, not unlike what happens in a solar flare.
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Obviously a limitation of this work is that the lab is not a real black hole.
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In this metaphor, the beam of light is the fish — and it's approaching the black hole.
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And know, it's possible another image of a black hole might be coming in the future.
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Finding such a large black hole existing so early in the universe's history surprised the researchers.
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The movement of every object — from a person to a supermassive black hole — produces gravitational waves.
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The South Pole Telescope, one of eight telescopes used to capture the first black hole image.
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You'd need something really powerful, like the gravitational field of a black hole, to move backwards.
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I used the Zulu version as a chance to educate about what a black hole is.
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Madeleine Albright, then the U.S. Secretary of State, called the country "the black hole of Europe".
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Without measuring actual black hole radiation—which is beyond experimental reach—how will experts ever agree?
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It's the most detailed observation ever made of material orbiting so close to a black hole.
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Data on the black hole at the center of our galaxy has yet to be released.
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This interaction, known as black hole feedback, helps keep the gases hot by churning them around.
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The duo spiraled around each other, until eventually merging into one, even more massive black hole.
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The gap separating Capitol Hill Democrats and primary voters is similar to another political black hole.
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The more the black hole consumes, the hotter it gets and the more it pushes back.
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"Science, let us know when you find a more photogenic black hole," Slate's Heather Schwedel quipped.
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The National Science Foundation on Wednesday revealed the first-ever image captured of a black hole.
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Pass too close to a black hole — whether star or photon of light — and be consumed.
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The United States will be drawn deeper into a collapsing black hole of region-wide conflict.
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A team of scientists released the first-ever photograph of a supermassive black hole in April.
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The gravity of a black hole is so intense that nothing can escape — not even light.
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Quite a few readers wanted to know what happens at the center of a black hole.
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In April, an international team of scientists captured the first-ever photo of a black hole.
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When they merged together, the resulting black hole was 62 times the mass of our sun.
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The shadow indicates that cold clouds of molecular gas are raining in on the black hole.
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In case you missed this, we finally got to see what a black hole looks like!
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Every other detail about what falls into a black hole disappears from the universe's memory banks.
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Dr. Werner, then at Stanford, wondered if it represented the edge of another black hole bubble.
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Even a pristine, searing image of the shadow of a black hole won't end the story.
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So some sort of compensation must be paid when you throw things into a black hole.
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Dr. Hawking even figured out a way to explain how particles might escape a black hole.
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It would appear to be coming from the black hole and taking energy away from it.
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The black hole has now claimed Dr. Hawking from his life on the boundary of oblivion.
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A black hole is a cosmic abyss so deep that not even light can escape it.
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A planet-sized network of radio telescopes has assembled the first image of a black hole.
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An object greater than five times the mass of the sun is considered a black hole.
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That evening they got to a telescope and observed their 10 best remaining black hole candidates.
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Physicists say it is a major development that moves them closer to developing black-hole astronomy.
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Go deeper: Event Horizon Telescope hopes to produce first-ever moving image of a black hole
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It's also an economic and environmental black hole that limits trade and travel throughout Northeast Asia.
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Here, Mr. Yamazaki continues his exploration of the notion of the body as a black hole.
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Fortnite disappeared into a black hole, and it sat there—unplayable, inert, beyond approach—for days.
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It is said to be the closest thing to a black hole we will ever experience.
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It was unclear whether the books were seized or simply disappeared into a bureaucratic black hole.
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Follow-up observations with Chandra revealed the black hole to be the source of the jet.
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Yet the "southern" black hole has about 500 times fewer stars than the northern one does.
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"However, the search strategy you need to identify [a black hole] is drastically different," he added.
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A worldwide team of scientists also released the first photo ever taken of a black hole.
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And this year marked the first time humans have captured a picture of a black hole.
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The supermassive black hole has a mass that is 6.5 billion times that of our sun.
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It could also be the death of large asteroids as they're swallowed by the black hole.
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So far, pōwehi has been adopted as the official Hawaiian name of the black hole. Gov.
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Why was the announcement that astronomers had captured an image of a black hole big news?
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What challenges did the Event Horizon team face in capturing the picture of the black hole?
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Like I have been hurled into a black hole, disconnected from the rest of the world.
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The Internet is decentralized, but Tumblr is a black hole of curation and appropriation and aggregation.
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He's a god with no sense of humor, a black hole where chill goes to die.
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On Wednesday, an international team of scientists published the first image of a black hole ever.
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Caravaggio's pond rendered black hole: no love to reflect, only shitdrug epidemic nourishment for King Narcissisus.
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Do you think it's possible to patch up black hole thermodynamics, or is it all hopeless?
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The same is true for the theoretical Reissner-Nordström-de Sitter black hole we are visiting.
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ET, a rocket on the island where Fortnite is set blew up the landscape in the game and dragged all of the players into a black hole, leaving nothing but a mostly dark screen and a spinning black hole and no way for users to play.
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Instead, the EHT effectively revealed the shadow of a black hole illuminated by the matter on the edge of the object's event horizon — the area near the black hole known as the "point of no return," where the gravity is so great that nothing can escape.
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The first real picture of a black hole, which looks satisfyingly black and blobby, consists of radiation emitted by hot gases on the far side of the black hole and then bent by its gravity into a tube of light with darkness in its central cavity.
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And black hole collisions aren't the only things that produce gravitational waves; colliding neutron stars do, too.
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This is an x-ray close-up of a nearby supermassive black hole in the NGC 5195.
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This photo showcases the NGC 4845, a spiral galaxy with a supermassive and super-hungry black hole.
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NGC 4845's black hole is suspected to be hundreds of thousands times heavier than the sun.
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It could also vindicate Stephen Hawking's ideas about black-hole evaporation, which involve the same basic physics.
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It's likely that NGC's black hole is the remnant of a quasar born in the early universe.
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This tug-of-war creates an effective speed limit for black hole growth called the Eddington rate.
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Theorists have spent years learning how to bulk up a black hole in computer models, she said.
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The title of the new study, "GW170817 Most Likely Made a Black Hole," points at that uncertainty.
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If GW170817 is a black hole, astronomers should expect to see X-ray emissions get progressively fainter.
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It doesn't look flat, because the intense gravity of the black hole is bending light around it.
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The US Army had seemingly "lost the recommendation in some sort of administrative black hole," Strangio said.
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In this case, a galaxy got a bit too cozy with a supermassive black hole named J183.
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In this case, a galaxy got a bit too cozy with a supermassive black hole named J1354.
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One supermassive black hole at the center of an early star-forming galaxy might be an outlier.
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The Centaurus A galaxy, showing the characteristic jets of gas thrown off by a supermassive black hole.
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There's no known object other than a black hole that could force such massive stars into orbit.
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You can just kind of go down a black hole and find yourself addicted to almost anything.
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What makes such black hole-hugging magnetars so special that they would preferentially produce fast radio bursts?
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Madeleine Albright, then the United States Secretary of State, called the country "the black hole of Europe".
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What's funny about "read it later" apps is that they sometimes become a black hole for content.
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Like a real-life black hole, this one has a gravitational pull that sucks you toward it.
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The potential low-mass black hole is thought to be 3.3 times the mass of our sun.
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By comparison, the first ever image of an actual black hole just feels kind of, well, basic.
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It's basically a miniature black hole, drawing in all nearby enemies and holding them in place temporarily.
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For the first time ever, humanity can gaze at an actual photograph of a supermassive black hole.
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Determining the precise location or home galaxy of these black hole pairs has multiple advantages for astrophysics.
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"This is a new field," said Chakrabarti, referring to the direct detection of these black hole mergers.
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But no one's ever taken a picture of a black hole, and scientists want to change that.
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The telescope network will also look at the much larger black hole inside the giant galaxy M87.
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So when an unassuming star traversed near this black hole, it began to rip the star apart.
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"The key is figuring out how close the material can get to the black hole," said Pasham.
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However, the researchers think the supermassive black hole is the best explanation for now, and others agree.
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This also leads me down an Amazon black hole that ends in buying succulents as well ($15.15).
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What to watch: The EHT isn't the only black hole hunter gearing up for a big year.
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Down an Instagram black hole, my thumb stabbed onto a photo of the cult American artist's work.
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The goddamn secrets of the universe might be floating around in that black hole on Dragić's face.
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"We are leaving a black hole of secrecy around this enormous conflict of interest potential," he warned.
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In this case, a star wandered too close to the rogue black hole, ripping it to shreds.
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Hubble observes high speed jets of matter spewing out of a supermassive black hole into intergalactic space.
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Scientists spotted the Higgs…Read more ReadImage: The RingThis is not a photo of a black hole.
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A supermassive black hole has been found at the center of a tiny galaxy, a rare find.
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Since a black hole is basically the absence of light, it's impossible to see through traditional means.
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As the supermassive black hole chows down on surrounding matter, it gives off huge amounts of energy.
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Astronomers had also previously detected cooler gas near the black hole, but nowhere near the accretion disk.
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An artist's impression shows S2 traveling close to the supermassive black hole at the Milky Way's center.
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M87's black hole seems to have a far brighter crescent-like shape on the bottom left.
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Scientists hope to observe other gas clouds in danger of being gobbled up by a black hole.
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A numerical simulation of the core of a star as it's being consumed by a black hole.
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Astronomers already knew that the Milky Way hosts a central black hole, weighing some four million suns.
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Ghez studies more than 3,000 stars that orbit the black hole at the center of our galaxy.
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It was "like a black hole on a shelf," study author Dakota McCoy from Harvard told Gizmodo.
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In this case, the behemoth black hole at the core of NGC 1600 weighs 17 billions suns.
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Incised in the stone is Hawking's most famous equation describing the entropy of a black hole. pic.twitter.
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Patagonia Black Hole Duffel 45L for $89 ($30 off): This is the most useful bag I own.
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One black hole had the mass of 29 suns; the other was the equivalent of 36 suns.
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GRAVITY's extreme sensitivity, however, allows astronomers to watch as stars, gas, and planets orbit the black hole.
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There's also the possibility of picking up the merger of a neutron star with a black hole.
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As with Wikipedia, it's easy to fall down a black hole on Encyclopaedia Dramatica by following links.
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After all, a simulation of a black hole — no matter how accurate — is still just a simulation.
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The episode is a preposterous black hole in the middle of the comedy, a grasping at gravitas.
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The five-man black hole that had us storming the high ground and taking a tense game.
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I did complain to the US Treasury, but my email must have gone into a black hole.
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"Turns out it was actually an #earthquake and not my toilet finally collapsing into a black hole."
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Now, its unusual appetite has researchers thinking that the black hole might be entering a new phase.
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How could we possibly detect whether or not a black hole is passing by our solar system?
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According to Stephen Hawking's math, the temperature of a black hole is inversely proportional to its mass.
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M87 — the black hole the EHT team photographed — has a mass equivalent to about 6.5 billion suns.
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A new NASA animation shows what you'd see if you were hanging out near a black hole.
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Forming a massive black hole requires being in a rare region with an intense convergence of matter.
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You can watch most, if not all of her shows on the black hole that is YouTube.
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The subject of the paper is a deeply vexing problem known as the black hole information paradox.
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These particles emerge as charged particles fall into the black hole, carrying information away but no energy.
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None of us, no matter what happened in Interstellar, will feel the tug of a black hole.
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In a black hole, light is bent to infinity so it can't escape its own gravitational field.
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Being a black hole, V404 Cygni is feeding off of a companion star, slowly siphoning its material.
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The odd black hole was discovered by Julie Comerford, an astrophysicist at the University of Colorado Boulder.
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Read More: What Is a 'Stealth Black Hole,' and Should We Worry One Will Gobble Us Up?
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These two detections show that black hole binaries appear to be relatively common out in the universe.
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In the movie, Matthew McConaughey plays an astronaut who journeys into a supermassive black hole called Gargauntua.
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"We gave movement to the black hole itself to make sure it felt dimensional," Mr. Glass said.
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The state-owned carrier's swift decline has turned it into a black hole for government bailout money.
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In a time of lies, a picture of our own private black hole would be something true.
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Maybe it will reveal something completely unexpected: After all, no one has ever seen a black hole.
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It's possible the neutron stars were massive enough to form a new black hole after they merged.
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If I identify the area of the black hole as the entropy, then I've found my compensation.
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Things can get out of a black hole both on the outside and possibly to another universe.
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Thus we have the "black hole information loss puzzle," perhaps Dr. Hawking's most profound gift to physics.
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Until an enormous drop of sunshine erupted on the edge of the black hole and grew bigger.
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Will his predictions about how matter and energy behave hold true so close to a black hole?
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Meanwhile, this small, exquisitely disorienting black hole of a meditative space dwarfed the massiveness of MASS MoCA.
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But I watched as he drew into himself, seemingly intentionally, becoming a black hole of anti-charisma.
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What this is really about, for many of us, is a roaring black hole of psychological need.
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Artist's concept of a neutron star colliding with a black hole, with question marks added by me.
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This complicates things for those hoping that LIGO had spotted a black hole eating a neutron star.
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It's the first time researchers have observed this around a black hole, according to a new study.
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The data differs from past observations of the black hole that have been collected in other studies.
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But don't get too excited, the universe is about to be eaten by a hungry black hole.
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Presumably it is some kind of supermassive black hole rumbling in the heart of that distant galaxy.
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A third event in October of that year was probably a black hole merger, the collaboration said.
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With the entire map sucked into a black hole, all signs point to a brand new map.
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After all, Africa policy has been a black hole for candidate — Trump and the incoming Trump administration.
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Whichever camp you fall into, it's important to make sure your day doesn't become a black hole.
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If you input the legendary Konami code at the black hole screen, you unlock a little surprise.
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BREAKFAST BROWSE Cosmic close-up You saw that first-ever image of a black hole yesterday, right?
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After hours of staring desperately at a black hole, Chapter 2 of Fortnite has landed at last.
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Peering farther out, other astronomers spotted a black hole destroying and shredding a star in distant galaxy.
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Peering farther out, other astronomers spotted a black hole destroying and shredding a star in distant galaxy.
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A planet, a black hole and a wailing star Our solar system is full of peculiar things.
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