Black holes are known for having such an intense gravitational force that nothing can escape it, but if something could escape what would it be? What Happens ...
========== NASA has observed a nearby supermassive black
hole “burping,” which has lead to new insights. Namely, that black holes make terrible
dinner guests. Hello earthlings, Julian here for DNews. On
January 5th, 2016 NASA announced that its Chandra X-ray Observatory has discovered something
quite peculiar. 26 million light years away, or what astronomers call “nearby,” the
supermassive black hole anchoring the galaxy NGC 5195 has spewed out two huge bursts of
energy. Lead author of the study Eric Schlegel of the University of Texas said that if black
holes can be described as eating nearby stars and gas, then this is analogous to a burp. NGC 5195 is colliding with a much larger galaxy
called NGC 5194, better known as the Whirlpool galaxy, because, well, look at it. It’s
possible the x-...