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19. Heh, in astronomical tems it's still LBN.

Fri Jul 8, 2016, 08:47 PM

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Astronomers capture supermassive black hole as it eats passing star [View all] riversedge Jul 2016 OP

That's awesome. Separation Jul 2016 #1

We are born of this star dust...humbling thought. Surya Gayatri Jul 2016 #2

True story GummyBearz Jul 2016 #9

K&R JohnnyRingo Jul 2016 #3

If we CAPTURED it.... Night Watchman Jul 2016 #4

Alerting. This is not Late Breaking News! JustABozoOnThisBus Jul 2016 #5

heheheh you made me laugh. PersonNumber503602 Jul 2016 #18

The good news is that star came out the other side no worse for wear... Blue_Tires Jul 2016 #6

What I don't understand: bvar22 Jul 2016 #7

From what I understand Separation Jul 2016 #8

Didn't this happen like 7,000,000 years ago? rug Jul 2016 #11

Heh, in astronomical tems it's still LBN. rug Jul 2016 #19

Clever! riversedge Jul 2016 #20

wonder if black holes burp after dining. ChairmanAgnostic Jul 2016 #14

Supposedly the upper limit is 10 billion times the mass of the sun. NWCorona Jul 2016 #16

the thing about the big bang that always confused me ChairmanAgnostic Jul 2016 #17

Light Can't Escape From Black Holes november3rd Jul 2016 #21