James Webb telescope reveals a new class of hidden black holes
Astronomers using the «James Webb» telescope have discovered a class of hitherto unknown supermassive black holes in the early Universe.
The Universe will disappear much earlier than thought — scientists have clarified when
According to scientists from Radboud University in the Netherlands, the last stars in the Universe will disappear in 1078 years (quinquintillion years), which is much earlier than was thought.
Scientists reveal 30-year secret of huge X-ray flares of black holes
Astrophysicists using NASA’s IXPE orbiting telescope were able to understand the origin of X-rays in jets supermassive black holes.
Physicists get closer to «Theory of Everything» through a new explanation of gravity
Physicists from the University of Aalto in Finland have proposed a new view of gravity, which they say is compatible with the Standard Model elementary particles and can bring scientists closer to the so-called «Theory of Everything».
The collider never dreamed of it. Phantom neutrino sets an absolute energy record
An international team of scientists using the KM3NeT underwater telescope managed to detect a high-energy neutrino.
A high school student accidentally discovered the remains of the largest black hole — twice as wide as the Milky Way
Julian Shapiro, a 17-year-old student from Dalton High School in New York City, accidentally discovered remnants of a black hole, the exploded galaxy is twice as wide as the Milky Way galaxy.
A newly discovered black hole with a mass of 17 billion Suns is swallowing another one every day. Its disk — 7 light-years in diameter
The Sun has a mass of about 330,000 times that of the Earth, but this figure is dwarfed by the black holes at the centers of galaxies. A team of astronomers recently discovered the fastest growing one: a black hole with a mass of 17 billion Suns, which is growing at the rate of one solar mass per day.
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