Social media users shared their reactions on a Twitter post about the eerie sound of the black hole sound bite. Have you heard it already? Continue reading the post and click the link to the sound bite.
A supermassive black hole is challenging to merge because of the final parsec problem. Yet, a new study proposes that it can be solved. Read the article to know more.
The black hole police, a group of astronomers that disproves black hole findings, found a "needle in a haystack" after looking through over 1000 stars outside of our galaxy. Read on to know the story.
SuperWASP: Black Hole Hunters team invites the public to assist professionals in finding non-feeding black holes. Continue reading to know the importance of getting involved as a citizen science to learn more about astronomy.
Astronomers have observed for the first time a star being shredded for being too close to a black hole. Read more to understand tidal disruption event and why it involves "spaghettification."
A team of astrophysicists discovered the fastest star-traveling around the black hole at the center of the Milky Way. Continue reading to know more about the star that moves at a rate of around 18 million mph.
NASA telescopes were able to capture the photos of 2021 and five of them were featured here. Read and learn more about what Perseverance and Hubble captured.
Scientists are divided between the true identity of a lone dark object that silently travels through the Milky Way. Read more about the investigations over this malicious phenomenon which could possibly be the smallest dark hole yet.
Experts charted a mysterious dark object hovering inside the Milky Way. Read more about the approach utilized for this study and the true nature of the invisible cosmic material scientists saw.
The Event Horizon Telescope spotted the first black hole in Milky Way proving Albert Einstein was right again. Read on how Sagittarius A* supports the theory of general relativity.
Listen to this soothing soundtrack that NASA researchers have converted Sonification from a black hole. Read on to know how they recorded the sound from space.
A magnetic reversal from a galaxy 236 million light-years away may have caused a magnetic flip to the field surrounding a black hole. Read on to learn more details on this "strange explosive episode."
Astronomers from MIT discovered eight new sources of black hole echoes in the Milky Way galaxy. Read why the discovery is significant and listen to their echoing sound.