Supermassive Black Hole
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This Is What Happens When A Supermassive Black Hole Swallows A Star
Scientists' decades-long observations of a supermassive black hole eating a star marked the first time they were able to see the aftermath of the phenomenon: a jetstream visible only in infrared and radio wavelengths.
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Astronomers Create First and Biggest Large Scale-Map of the Universe, Quasars Based on Supermassive Black Holes
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This Supermassive Black Hole Is Being 'Choked' on a Sudden Influx of Stardust
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This Supermassive Black Hole Spent Over a Decade Devouring a Star
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Astronomers Mistaken Supermassive Black Hole Munching a Star as the Brightest Supernova Ever Found
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Hungry Star: Mysteriously Dimming Galaxy is Actually Starving to Death
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Flying Observatory SOFIA to Begin Studying New Frontiers in the Solar System
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NASA Spacecraft Captures Cosmic ‘Burping’ of Hungry Black Holes After Swallowing Stars
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Astronomers Observe Starving Supermassive Black Hole Returning Brilliant Galaxy to Shadows
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Milky Way’s ‘Blowout Bash’ 6 Million Years Ago Could Explain Galaxy's Missing Mass
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Green Cosmic Blob and Gas Bubble Tells Story of Supermassive Black Hole
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New Type of Black Hole Found in CR7 Galaxy
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