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Astronomers using Hubble have recorded a star’s final moments as it gets gobbled up by a black hole. Stellar shredding like this happens only a few times in every 100,000 years in any given galaxy with a supermassive black hole center: #AAS241

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Фото профиля Aviande
Aviande3 лет назад

@NASAHubble Hopefully, a rich white alien couple jettisoned their son in a spacecraft bound for Earth before the planet was devoured by that black hole

Фото профиля Brett Rosner
Brett Rosner3 лет назад

@NASAHubble Gobbled up in a lunch time tweet - yum!

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NASA3 лет назад

@NASAHubble Hungry for more? Slurp up facts about spaghettification!

Фото профиля Mr. Leon
Mr. Leon3 лет назад

@NASAHubble Black hole sunnnnnn

Фото профиля CapCorgi
CapCorgi3 лет назад

@NASAHubble That was the coolest thing I've seen in ages Thank you

Фото профиля Jeff
Jeff3 лет назад

@NASAHubble What is the overall duration of events, from initial capture as it is passing by to when the torus has developed?

Фото профиля Wobke Verzoekstra
Wobke Verzoekstra3 лет назад

@NASAHubble People still believe this crap?

Фото профиля Cynical Aussie Bloke ☀️😎🍻🤙
Cynical Aussie Bloke ☀️😎🍻🤙3 лет назад

@NASAHubble Very cool. 3C186's quasar even better. Let us know when it smacks into another galaxy and hopefully forms an ultra massive.

Фото профиля Vatsal javiya
Vatsal javiya3 лет назад

@NASAHubble Fascinating 🤩

Фото профиля Death by Vintage
Death by Vintage3 лет назад

@NASAHubble Wow!

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