Black Hole Swallowing A Star
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'Brightest Supernova' Result Of Giant Black Hole Destroying Star
An intense flare detected last year in a distant galaxy about four billion light years from Earth, considered to be the brightest supernova ever observed, is actually a tidal disruption event (TDE) -- the destruction of a star by a rapidly spinning super massive black hole, suggests new research.
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First Glimpse of Black Hole Swallowing Star, Ejecting Flare
Scientists have for the first time witnessed a black hole swallowing a star in a galaxy 300 million light years away and ejecting a flare of matter moving at nearly the speed of light.
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'Brightest Supernova' Result Of Giant Black Hole Destroying Star
An intense flare detected last year in a distant galaxy about four billion light years from Earth, considered to be the brightest supernova ever observed, is actually a tidal disruption event (TDE) -- the destruction of a star by a rapidly spinning super massive black hole, suggests new research.
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First Glimpse of Black Hole Swallowing Star, Ejecting Flare
Scientists have for the first time witnessed a black hole swallowing a star in a galaxy 300 million light years away and ejecting a flare of matter moving at nearly the speed of light.
