NASA reveals a supermassive black hole responsible for star formation (photo, video)

NASA reveals a supermassive black hole responsible for star formation (photo, video)

NASA reveals a supermassive black hole responsible for star formation (photo, video)

NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope has discovered a supermassive black hole responsible for star formation in a dwarf galaxy. 2022.01.20, Sputnik Brazil

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The study showed that black holes are not always aggressive and destructive, because they may also be able to form stars, and Hubble has discovered a black hole in the galaxy known as Henize 2-10, which is located 30 million light-years away. Raines, who published the first evidence of a black hole in the galaxy in 2011, stated that she “knew from the beginning that something unusual and special was going on in Henness 2-10, and now, Hubble has provided a very clear picture of the relationship between the black hole and the star-forming region.” neighboring, which is located 230 light-years from the black hole.” The connection is a gas flow that stretches through space like an umbilical cord into a bright stellar nursery. It harbored a dense cocoon of gas as the low-velocity flow approached. Hubble showed that the stream was hitting the thick gas like a garden hose hitting a pile of scattered dirt. Newborn star clusters leave a trail along the flow’s propagation path. Studying the new black hole could help provide more details about the formation of these supermassive black holes, which have remained small for a cosmic proportion of the time, and an idea of ​​what other, now larger black holes were Like when she was little.