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Dark Clouds on the Horizon – The Most Accurate Measurements Yet of Black Carbon

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Panoramic Peek: Black Hole and Powerful Jet Unveiled in Stunning Detail

A new study sheds light on the bright outbursts of radiation that are created when a star is destroyed by a supermassive black hole. The outbursts are created by tidal shocks that occur when gas from the destroyed star hits itself while circling the black hole.

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