Stars
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This Supermassive Black Hole Is Being 'Choked' on a Sudden Influx of Stardust
A team led by researchers at MIT discovered a supermassive black hole about 300 million light years away from earth 'choking' on what seems to be a sudden influx of stellar debris.
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