Astronomers find far-flung wind from a black hole in the universe’s first light

by Aurelia Butler 5 December 2018, 11:00 129 Views

The discovery could shed light on how galaxies and black holes grow up together

A MIGHTY WIND Supermassive black holes in the centers of galaxies can blow gas and plasma far away from their galaxies, as shown in this artist’s illustration based on the Pinwheel galaxy.

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Astronomers find far-flung wind from a black hole in the universe’s first light

The discovery could shed light on how galaxies and black holes grow up together

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Astronomers have measured all the starlight ever emitted

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