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Cosmic noms 🍽️ Using our Swift observatory, scientists have discovered a black hole in a distant galaxy repeatedly nibbling on a Sun-like star, consuming a rate of about three Earth-masses of star material on each pass. Dig in:

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Фото профиля +thyrevolution.eth 🌱
+thyrevolution.eth 🌱2 лет назад

I don’t like the sound of black holes

Фото профиля Dr. Kenon
Dr. Kenon2 лет назад

😮😮

Фото профиля MMENDIE
MMENDIE2 лет назад

Wow 😮

Фото профиля +thyrevolution.eth 🌱
+thyrevolution.eth 🌱2 лет назад

Wait what!?!

Фото профиля Ape in Progress 🍌
Ape in Progress 🍌2 лет назад

Very interesting 🤔

Фото профиля 🦁CD420🦥💨
🦁CD420🦥💨2 лет назад

Let's Jump in and see what happens!

Фото профиля Ashab Sir
Ashab Sir2 лет назад

Congratulation to scientists

Фото профиля Lasagnye West
Lasagnye West2 лет назад

Taylor Swift has her own observatory now? This is getting out of hand.

Фото профиля John Kennedy Peterson
John Kennedy Peterson2 лет назад

A “star” … differentiations of stars is needed … Classification … is it a ball of burning hydrogen or a two fueled star with a core and spins at a set rate … here increased electromagnetics should keep it away from a black hole …

Фото профиля ClipsGoesViral
ClipsGoesViral2 лет назад

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