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X-Ray Telescope Spots Black Hole Slowly Devouring a Star

The black hole devoured an equivalent of three Earth masses during its nine observed bites of the star over several months in 2022.

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Black holes burp out stellar remnants years later |, according to new research Astronomy

Black holes burp out stellar remnants years later |, according to new research Astronomy
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Giant black hole rips out insides of massive star

Giant black hole rips out insides of massive star
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NASA captures giant black hole killing a massive star in incredible new image

The murdered star was some three times the mass of our Sun - making this one of the biggest so-called tidal disruption events ever recorded.

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Scientists Surprised By Distant Black Hole Roaring Back to Life

The distant object suddenly started feeding after a prolonged silence.

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