“The supermassive black hole helped to reveal a very rare type of space phenomenon.”, – WRITE: www.unian.ua
The supermassive black hole helped to reveal a very rare type of space phenomenon.
When approaching this black hole, the star broke into pieces / photo – UnsplashIn 600 million light years from Earth is a “monster” that destroys any object nearby. Theoretically, it can lead to the end of the universe, writes Econews.
Recently, NASA scientists have discovered with the help of a Hubble Space Telescope a single supermassive black hole that absorbed the star. This event was called AT2024TVD.
According to scientists, this supermassive black hole helped to reveal a very rare type of space phenomenon that can change our understanding of the evolution of galaxies. Upon approaching her, the star broke into parts under the influence of her gravitational forces.
In addition, the rupture of the star did not occur in the center of the galaxy, but in 2600 light years from it, where there is another, even larger black hole. Scientists stressed that this was the first such case.
Researchers have shared that this discovery makes it clear that giant black holes can wander the space. The place where the AT2024TVD happened is also unusual because it is located in the dark and quiet area.
Scientists have suggested that the rupture of the star was like a flash of blue, which stood out against the backdrop of an orange shade of the galaxy. Researchers have explained that this was due to the heating of the stars up to millions of degrees Celsius.
Scientists found one of the largest black holesEarlier, astronomers found a huge black hole of 36 billion sun. It hides inside the so -called “space horseshoe”.
In the pictures of the object you can see a ring that glows and surrounds the front galaxy LRG 3-757. This phenomenon, known as the Einstein ring, occurs when the massive galaxy distorts and enhances the light of a more distant galaxy located behind it.
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