13 March 2024. Sleeping black hole is way more massive than it should be

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13 March 2024. Sleeping black hole is way more massive than it should be
The James Webb Space Telescope has found an unusual galaxy in the early universe
with a black hole almost half the mass of the galaxy itself, raising questions about how it formed
/By Jonathan O’Callaghan/
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A black hole in the early universe has almost half the mass of its host galaxy
despite no longer sucking in matter, raising questions about how black holes grow.
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Sleeping black hole is way more massive than it should be

The James Webb Space Telescope has found an unusual galaxy in the early universe with a black hole almost half the mass of the galaxy itself, raising questions about how it formed

www.newscientist.com

 

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13 March 2024. Sleeping black hole is way more massive than it should be
The James Webb Space Telescope has found an unusual galaxy in the early universe
with a black hole almost half the mass of the galaxy itself, raising questions about how it formed
/By Jonathan O’Callaghan/
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A black hole in the early universe has almost half the mass of its host galaxy
despite no longer sucking in matter, raising questions about how black holes grow.
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Sleeping black hole is way more massive than it should be

The James Webb Space Telescope has found an unusual galaxy in the early universe with a black hole almost half the mass of the galaxy itself, raising questions about how it formed

www.newscientist.com

Junk food and beer.

 

[socratus]

Junk food and beer.

sleeping black hole . . .
the awakening black hole has an even bigger appetite . . .
When One Black Hole Eats Another... Look Out

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Space Cannibal: Ginormous Black Hole Caught Eating Another News
/By Charles Q. Choi published August 31, 2011/

Space Cannibal: Ginormous Black Hole Caught Eating Another

The discovery of a humongous black hole gobbling a simply huge black hole could reveal how larger galaxies swallow smaller ones. Scientists aim to better understand these minor mergers of galaxies and black holes.

www.space.com

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