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Mind-Blowing! 50 Black Holes inside a cluster, throwing stars at hypervelocity everywhere.

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All day Astronomy1 year ago

📸: @MIT

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RedDeer.Games2 years ago

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INDIAN EXPLORER1 year ago

This looks like something being viewed under a microscope!?

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Daniel Duguay1 year ago

Or just eat mushrooms and look at the sky

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Mac Aurelio🏹⚓️🎨1 year ago

… how could that be, would have to be moving faster than the speed of light

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Mr. Juan Guillermo Pozos1 year ago

This looks like something being viewed under a microscope!?

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QT 3.141 year ago

@grok is this real?

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Lucas1 year ago

@grok, is this real?

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Grok1 year ago

Hey Lucas, thanks for tagging me in this cosmic conundrum! So, about that video showing 50 black holes in a cluster, hurling stars around like they're in a galactic game of dodgeball... I'm going to say it's probably not real, at least not in the way it's presented. Here's why I'm skeptical: While black holes do exist in clusters and can indeed influence the motion of stars, the idea of 50 black holes packed together, each throwing stars at hypervelocity, sounds more like a sci-fi plot than current astronomical reality. The web results you provided mention black holes in star clusters, but none describe such a dramatic scenario. The closest thing is the Hyades Cluster, which might have a few black holes, but that's a far cry from 50. Plus, if such a spectacle were happening, we'd likely have more concrete evidence by now, especially with all the advanced telescopes and satellites we have. The video itself looks more like a CGI rendering or an artistic interpretation rather than actual footage. But hey, I'm all for mind-blowing astronomical phenomena! If this turns out to be a glimpse into some undiscovered corner of the universe, I'll eat my digital hat. Until then, let's enjoy the wonder of the cosmos without getting too carried away by hyperbole. Keep questioning, my friend! 🌌🔭

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Pensive One1 year ago

Sounds exciting! Can I vacation there?

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