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Astronomers have discovered what may be the most massive black hole ever known in a small galaxy about 250 million light-years from Earth, scientists say.
The supermassive black hole has a mass equivalent to 17 billion suns and is located inside the galaxy NGC 1277 in the constellation Perseus. It makes up about 14 percent of its host galaxy's mass, compared with the 0.1 percent a normal black hole would represent, scientists said.
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The supermassive black hole has a mass equivalent to 17 billion suns and is located inside the galaxy NGC 1277 in the constellation Perseus. It makes up about 14 percent of its host galaxy's mass, compared with the 0.1 percent a normal black hole would represent, scientists said.
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This is what i dont get if its a black hole how can we see it if space is just all black and if thats true then will the black whole affect us in any way as i dont know that much about black holes and stuff like that
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thats kinda scary
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influenced wrote thats kinda scary
why?? its 250 million light years away
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Activated wrote This is what i dont get if its a black hole how can we see it if space is just all black and if thats true then will the black whole affect us in any way as i dont know that much about black holes and stuff like that
That's exactly how they see it, by not seeing it. If that makes sense... Imagine a room full of white paint and bright lights were shining. A black spec would really stick out like a sore thumb - because it's not light. It's the same principle. I hope you understand what I am saying
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Activated wrote This is what i dont get if its a black hole how can we see it if space is just all black and if thats true then will the black whole affect us in any way as i dont know that much about black holes and stuff like that
They have flashlights.
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Is it just me or are black holes DOPE AF?!?!?!
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I read about it on MSNBC... It's pretty erotic if you ask me
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Activated wrote This is what i dont get if its a black hole how can we see it if space is just all black and if thats true then will the black whole affect us in any way as i dont know that much about black holes and stuff like thatBlack hole are huge empty voids. They can identify them because there are no stars or constellations within the area.
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HuecoMundo wroteOr a bigass telescope and supercomputers.Activated wrote This is what i dont get if its a black hole how can we see it if space is just all black and if thats true then will the black whole affect us in any way as i dont know that much about black holes and stuff like that
They have flashlights.
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