Astronomers Are Homing in on The Colossal Feeding Processes of Huge Black Holes
14 APRIL 2021
The more we study the Universe, the more it seems likely that each galaxy is orbiting a cosmic colossus - a supermassive black hole, powering the galactic nucleus.
There s a lot we don t know about these giant objects - including the glaring question of how they grow so huge - but new research could help us fill in some of the gaps. According to a new radio survey of all the galaxies in a region of the sky, every supermassive black hole in a galactic nucleus devours matter, although they go about it a little differently.
Konami Rumored to Have Multiple Silent Hill Reboots in the Works Feb 18, 2021 19:52 GMT
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Silent Hill is one of the most famous horror games that we ve been missing in the last ten years. Konami, the owner of the IP, seems to be unable to make another Silent Hill game probably afraid that it won t meet fans high expectations.
However, it appears that Konami has found a solution to the problem, so even if it s not capable of producing another horror hit, it will allow other studios to make it happen. A new report by VGC claims there are multiple Silent Hill reboots in the works at different studios.
A Distant Galaxy Is Flaring With Strange Regularity, And Scientists Have Figured Out Why
13 JANUARY 2021
Roughly every 114 days, almost like clockwork, a galaxy 570 million light-years away lights up like a firework. Since at least 2014, our observatories have recorded this strange behaviour; now, astronomers have put the pieces together to figure out why.
In the centre of the spiral galaxy, named ESO 253-G003, a supermassive black hole is being orbited by a star that, every 114 days, swings close enough for some of its material to be slurped up, causing a brilliant flare of light across multiple wavelengths. Then, it moves away, surviving to be slurped again on its next close approach.