Astronomers detect sudden awakening of black hole 1m times mass of sun
- Astronomers have observed a supermassive black hole in a distant galaxy reactivating recently.
- The black hole SDSS1335+0728 has been increasing in brightness since 2019, displaying unusual brightness fluctuations hinting at its reawakening.
- Researchers witnessed the massive black hole in SDSS1335+0728 suddenly becoming very bright by consuming surrounding gas, a phenomenon linked to the creation of an 'active galactic nucleus.
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Eine zuvor unauffällige Galaxie sendet plötzlich massive Strahlung aus. In ihrem Zentrum ist vermutlich ein schwarzes Loch aktiv geworden. Noch rätseln die Forscher, wie es dazu kam.
Astronomers witness ‘sudden awakening’ of massive black hole in far-away galaxy
Astronomers believe they may have witnessed a massive black hole wake up and become active in a far-away galaxy. The cosmic event was first spotted in 2019 when a US telescope detected an “unusual brightness” around 300 million light-years away. Data showed the “calm” galaxy in the constellation Virgo had mysteriously started to glow. An international team then tracked this “unprecedented behaviour” and found the galaxy was gradually growing bri…
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