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Black holes at the centers of galaxies
- Avi Blizovsky
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The material being pulled toward this disk-shaped black hole emits so much energy that J0529-4351 is more than 500 trillion times brighter than the Sun
- The Hebrew University
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Researchers from the Hebrew University and France discovered that below the critical size there are factors that prevent black holes from swallowing gas and growing, in galaxies with a mass of more than ten million suns, the attraction is large enough to attract
- Science site The Conversation
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The scientists observed the black hole in the center of the M87 galaxy which was photographed about three years ago by optical means, and now the huge magnetic field around it has been photographed which reveals what happens when matter approaches the speed of light and part of it is swallowed up by the black hole.
- The Hebrew University
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Dr. Assaf Haresh of the Hebrew University revealed a new and surprising phenomenon concerning the destruction of stars by black holes* so far no researcher has been able to prove that such flashes of radio radiation exist, for a long time
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- Weizmann Institute
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- Guest article
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- The Technion
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- Universe Today
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- Universe Today
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- Universe Today
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- The Hebrew University
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- Universe Today
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