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Wobbling Jet Provides First Confirmation Black Holes SpinA misalignment between the axis of spin of M87's black hole and its accretion disk's rotation axis leads to precession in the direction of its jetWobbling Jet Provides First Confirmation Black Holes SpinA misalignment between the axis of spin of M87's black hole and its accretion disk's rotation axis leads to precession in the direction of its jet
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Wobbling Jet Provides First Confirmation Black Holes Spin

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How Did We Actually Take A Picture Of A Black Hole?The image has been improved since, but the first picture of a black hole silhouetted against its event horizon will always be iconicHow Did We Actually Take A Picture Of A Black Hole?The image has been improved since, but the first picture of a black hole silhouetted against its event horizon will always be iconic
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How Did We Actually Take A Picture Of A Black Hole?

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What Is The Heaviest Object In The Universe?The Hubble deep field has helped trace the cosmic web that is arguably the most massive thing in the universe, as well as containing galaxies that represent more compact optionsWhat Is The Heaviest Object In The Universe?The Hubble deep field has helped trace the cosmic web that is arguably the most massive thing in the universe, as well as containing galaxies that represent more compact options
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What Is The Heaviest Object In The Universe?

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3D View Of Famous M87 Galaxy Reveals It Resembles A Very Big PotatoThis is the galactic core shown as a composite image of visible and infrared observations in order to resolve the blue jet.3D View Of Famous M87 Galaxy Reveals It Resembles A Very Big PotatoThis is the galactic core shown as a composite image of visible and infrared observations in order to resolve the blue jet.
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3D View Of Famous M87 Galaxy Reveals It Resembles A Very Big Potato

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TWIS: Our Ice Age Ancestors Had Some Disgusting Eating Habits, The First-Ever Image Of A Black Hole Shooting Out Jets, And Much More This WeekAll the biggest science news stories of the week.TWIS: Our Ice Age Ancestors Had Some Disgusting Eating Habits, The First-Ever Image Of A Black Hole Shooting Out Jets, And Much More This WeekAll the biggest science news stories of the week.
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TWIS: Our Ice Age Ancestors Had Some Disgusting Eating Habits, The First-Ever Image Of A Black Hole Shooting Out Jets, And Much More This Week

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First-Ever Direct Image Of A Black Hole Launching Its Jets RevealedThe first image showing both the shadow of a black hole (expanded) and the jets releasedFirst-Ever Direct Image Of A Black Hole Launching Its Jets RevealedThe first image showing both the shadow of a black hole (expanded) and the jets released
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First-Ever Direct Image Of A Black Hole Launching Its Jets Revealed

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First-Ever Image Of Black Hole Has Been Sharpened By AI And It’s IncredibleThe new and improved M87*, the supermassive black hole at the center of Messier 87. Image credit: L. Medeiros (Institute for Advanced Study), D. Psaltis (Georgia Tech), T. Lauer (NSF’s NOIRLab), and F. Ozel (Georgia Tech) First-Ever Image Of Black Hole Has Been Sharpened By AI And It’s IncredibleThe new and improved M87*, the supermassive black hole at the center of Messier 87. Image credit: L. Medeiros (Institute for Advanced Study), D. Psaltis (Georgia Tech), T. Lauer (NSF’s NOIRLab), and F. Ozel (Georgia Tech)
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First-Ever Image Of Black Hole Has Been Sharpened By AI And It’s Incredible

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A Giant Is Producing The Lowest Musical Note In The UniverseIn Chandra’s X-ray image, enormous bright loops, ripples, and jet-like streaks throughout the cluster can be seen. The dark blue filaments in the center are likely due to a galaxy that has been torn apart and is falling into NGC 1275 (a.k.a. Perseus A), the giant galaxy that lies at the center of the cluster. A different view of Perseus combines data from Chandra in the inner regions of the cluster and XMM data in the outer regions.A Giant Is Producing The Lowest Musical Note In The UniverseIn Chandra’s X-ray image, enormous bright loops, ripples, and jet-like streaks throughout the cluster can be seen. The dark blue filaments in the center are likely due to a galaxy that has been torn apart and is falling into NGC 1275 (a.k.a. Perseus A), the giant galaxy that lies at the center of the cluster. A different view of Perseus combines data from Chandra in the inner regions of the cluster and XMM data in the outer regions.
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A Giant Is Producing The Lowest Musical Note In The Universe

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Astronomers Have Imaged The Magnetic Field At The Edge Of A Black Hole For The First TimeEHT CollaborationAstronomers Have Imaged The Magnetic Field At The Edge Of A Black Hole For The First TimeEHT Collaboration
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Astronomers Have Imaged The Magnetic Field At The Edge Of A Black Hole For The First Time

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Astronomers Use Star Pulsation To Estimate Galaxy Age3743 Astronomers Use Star Pulsation To Estimate Galaxy AgeAstronomers Use Star Pulsation To Estimate Galaxy Age3743 Astronomers Use Star Pulsation To Estimate Galaxy Age
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Astronomers Use Star Pulsation To Estimate Galaxy Age

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