Watching a black hole devour a star, 3.9 billion light years away
Watching a black hole devour a star, 3.9 billion light years away.
Watching a black hole devour a star, 3.9 billion light years away.
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Watching a black hole devour a star, 3.9 billion light years away
Using a black hole as your starship engine
Runaway star from the galaxy’s center
Astronomers have discovered a runaway star flying away from the Milky Way galaxy at about 450 miles per second. What makes this star even more interesting is that its flight path suggests that it was thrown from the very center of our galaxy by the 4 billion solar mass black hole that sits there.
Astronomers have discovered a runaway star flying away from the Milky Way galaxy at about 450 miles per second. What makes this star even more interesting is that its flight path suggests that it was thrown from the very center of our galaxy by the 4 billion solar mass black hole that sits there.