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ANU astronomers discover record-breaking black hole

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The black hole consumes the equivalent of one Earth every second and shines 7000 times brighter than all the light from our own Galaxy. It has the mass of three billion suns and is 500 times bigger than the black hole in our Galaxy. The black hole has a visual magnitude of 14.5 which means anyone with a decent telescope in a very dark backyard can see it comfortably.

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focus.defocus.de

“Needle in a haystack”: Researchers find extremely fast growing black hole

According to their own information, an international team of astronomers has discovered an extremely fast growing black hole.

2 years ago·Berlin, Germany
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Newcastle HeraldNewcastle Herald

ANU astronomers discover 'needle in the haystack' fastest growing black hole

"We are fairly confident this record will not be broken. We have essentially run out of sky where objects like this could be hiding."

2 years ago·Newcastle, Australia
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The Canberra TimesThe Canberra Times

ANU astronomers discover 'needle in the haystack' fastest growing black hole

"We are fairly confident this record will not be broken. We have essentially run out of sky where objects like this could be hiding."

2 years ago·Canberra, Australia
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The CourierThe Courier

ANU astronomers discover 'needle in the haystack' fastest growing black hole

"We are fairly confident this record will not be broken. We have essentially run out of sky where objects like this could be hiding."

2 years ago·Ballarat, Australia
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The StandardThe Standard

ANU astronomers discover 'needle in the haystack' fastest growing black hole

"We are fairly confident this record will not be broken. We have essentially run out of sky where...

2 years ago·Warrnambool, Australia
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Canberra CityNewsCanberra CityNews

ANU astronomers discover record-breaking black hole

Dr Christopher Onken and PhD candidate Samuel Lai. Photo: Jamie Kidston.THE fastest-growing black hole of the last nine billion years has been discovered by an international team led by astronomers at The Australian National University (ANU).According to researchers, the black hole consumes the equivalent of one Earth every second and shines 7000 times brighter than all the light from our own Galaxy, making it visible to well-equipped backyard a…

2 years ago·Canberra, Australia
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