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Astronomers Spot Possible Biggest Black Hole in the Universe
Astronomers have identified an ultramassive black hole that could be the largest ever measured, hidden in a distant galaxy known as the Cosmic Horseshoe. This gargantuan object, weighing about 36 billion Suns, warps space so strongly that light from a background galaxy is bent into a perfect Einstein ring.
Astronomers have identified a 36-billion-solar-mass black hole in the distant Cosmic Horseshoe galaxy, using a new technique ...
Astronomers have discovered potentially the most massive black hole ever detected. The cosmic behemoth is close to the ...
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Astronomers Detect 36-Billion-Solar-Mass Black Hole Through Cosmic Lens
An ultra-massive black hole, 36 billion times the Sun’s mass, hides in the Cosmic Horseshoe galaxy 5 billion light-years away ...
Astronomers spotted the ultramassive black hole inside the Cosmic Horseshoe, an equally gargantuan galaxy so powerful that it ...
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Scientists Discover a Black Hole 10,000x Larger Than the Milky Way’s Giant
In a groundbreaking discovery published in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, astronomers have identified a ...
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