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Time-travelling black hole is 'most hellish place' in the universe

The most 'hellish' place in the universe is a massive black hole that mercilessly engulfs a star a day and heats up to more than 10,000C. ....

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Nightmare black hole is the brightest object in the universe

A monster black hole has been discovered, and it devours the equivalent mass of our sun every single day. ....

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Massive sun-devouring black hole found 'hiding in plain sight,' astronomer say

Astronomers found a quasar with a black hole at its center that's 500 trillion times brighter than our sun and swallows the equivalent of one a day. ....

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Space: the astonishing discovery of a black hole that "swallows" one sun per day

Astronomers have identified a supermassive black hole which absorbs the equivalent of a sun per day. The black hole is at the heart of the “quasar’ – the nucleus of the galaxy which shelters it. The light from this quasar took 12 billion years to reach the VLT instruments, which makes it possible to date its existence to the primitive epoch of the Universe – 13.8 billion years old. “We have discovered the fastest growing black hole known to date. It has a mass of 17 billion suns and 'eats' a little more than one sun perday,” Christian Wolf, an astronomer at the Australian National University, reported in the journal Nature. ....

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Scientists Uncover Universe's Brightest Object: A Black Hole Devouring A Sun Daily

Researchers from The Australian National University (ANU) have identified the fastest-growing black hole ever documented, consuming the equivalent of one sun daily. ....

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