This black hole is not the only threat the Earth faces. According to new data, three near-Earth asteroids (NEA) were discovered in the inner solar system and could pose a serious risk to Earth.

A team of scientists at the Royal Astronomical Society has reclassified a galaxy after they discovered that a supermassive blackhole has changed its direction and is directly facing toward the Earth.

Scientists revealed that galaxy PBC J2333.9-2343 has been reclassified after discovering a supermassive black hole that is currently facing our solar system.

In terms of size, the scientists think that the "face" of the jet, as presented to us on Earth, must have been about 100-1,000 times the distance between the Earth and the sun from side to side.

Black-hole-powered galaxy called a blazar Photo: M. Weiss/CfA Those observations confirmed that the orientation of the black hole had changed up to 90 degrees.

A black hole weighing around 1,022 grams would create a tunnel about 0.1 microns in radius – small enough to be invisible to ...

Scientists have reclassified a nearby galaxy after discovering that it contains a supermassive black hole facing our own solar system. Get up-to-the-minute news sent straight to your device. Sorry ...

Earth’s closest black hole isn’t a black hole after all. Back in 2020, a mission led by the European Southern Observatory reported the discovery of a black hole close to Earth.

For objects without a liquid core, PBHs might simply pass through and leave behind a straight tunnel, the study proposes. For example, a PBH with a mass of 10 22 grams — that’s a 10 with 22 zeros — ...

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For objects without a liquid core, PBHs might simply pass through and leave behind a straight tunnel, the study proposes. For example, a PBH with a mass of 10 22 grams — that’s a one with 22 zeros — ...