Yes, black holes, the essence of darkness, create some of the brightest lights in space when they release enormous and dazzlingly bright jets of high-energy particles. In particular, the enormous black holes that form the central nuclei of most galaxies. ...
Let’s admit it: there are a lot of conundrums about our Cosmos that astronomers struggle even today to untangle. But they might not have the correct answer when it comes to how the oldest black holes from the Universe form. ...
Every black hole has a problem at its core. They carry a little piece of the Universe with them as they sizzle away into nothingness throughout the ages. It’s a dilemma that Stephen Hawking highlighted in his groundbreaking work on these giant ...
An astronomers team has detected a pair of enormous black holes on the verge of a cataclysmic merger that would shatter space-time. The black holes, named PKS 2131-021, are around 9 billion light-years away from our planet, per research released ...
Black holes and light had given physicists a lot of headaches over the decades. While black holes are the most mysterious phenomenons of the Universe by far, light has puzzled the minds of scientists mainly for the fact that its ...
Supermassive black holes (SMBHs) are usually found at the center of galaxies, playing a huge role in the existence of those stellar conglomerates. It’s also the case of our Milky Way galaxy, which has a supermassive black hole located in ...
Black holes are sometimes called “the ultimate monster of the cosmos”—an In. They formed when the density of matter in the Universe was at its highest—and thus, they become very dangerous for any object in their vicinity. Black holes are ...
Black holes are scary enough not to look further into the depths of the Universe. These savages beasts rest at the galaxies’ centers, weighing millions of times the mass of the Sun. They’re also the most mysterious objects that continue ...
Just like any other object in the universe, even the mighty and scary black holes have to obey some rules in order to exist. In 1971, the famous genius and scientist Stephen Hawking argued that the black holes’ areas should ...
Black holes are usually resting at the core of almost every sufficiently large galaxy. So these cosmic features have their way with the galaxies, affecting only a small part around the galaxy’s centre. But how’s that really happening? Some predictions ...