Scientists Shocked As Black Hole Spews Out Something They’ve Never Seen Before0
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- October 26, 2022
Scientists are baffled that black holes consume stars, then eject material later from that consumed star.
Scientists are baffled that black holes consume stars, then eject material later from that consumed star.
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