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Let's delve into a closer examination of the first image of a black hole.

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Fastest Growing Black hole

Scientists at the Australian National University have made a groundbreaking discovery—an incredibly fast-growing black hole that has surpassed all others in the past 9 billion years.

This voracious cosmic entity has the astounding ability to devour matter at a rate equivalent to one Earth per second! Its mass is equivalent to that of three suns combined. Remarkably, researchers have noted that black holes of this size ceased their rapid growth billions of years ago. This discovery has ignited excitement in the scientific community⚡️

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The Role of Dark Energy in Shaping the Dynamics of Black Hole Systems

✨Recent research suggests that dark energy, a mysterious force believed to be responsible for the expanding universe, could enable the existence of black holes in pairs. Normally, black holes are formed by the collapse of massive stars and are known for their strong gravitational pull.

However, the repulsive force of dark energy might counterbalance this gravitational pull, allowing black holes to form stable pairs. The study even suggests that this concept could extend to systems with three or four black holes, providing a whole new realm of possibilities for how black holes interact and behave.

Although more research is needed to confirm these ideas, it's an exciting prospect that could change our understanding of black holes and the role of dark energy in the universe.

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Where does the surface of a gas planet end and its atmosphere begin?

Gas planets consist mainly of hydrogen and helium. Their atmospheres are considered to be at a depth where the atmospheric pressure is equal to the normal terrestrial pressure. At that, there is no solid or at least liquid surface at such a boundary.

As one plunges deeper into the planet, the pressure increases and, when it reaches 12 atmospheres, hydrogen becomes a supercritical liquid, for which the difference between a gas and a liquid simply disappears.

That is, under the layers of gas there is an ocean of conditionally liquid hydrogen and helium - between this ocean and the gas shell there is no clear border, it is stretched for many kilometers of smooth transition.

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A photon takes 40,000 years to travel from the core of the sun to the surface of the sun. But it takes just eight minutes to travel from there to the earth!✨

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