Black Holes Found At Galactic Centers In Nearby Galaxies
NASA backed researchers report massive invisible objects reside at the cores of the Andromeda galaxy and its satellite M32. Using Hale telescope data and advanced math, they estimate central masses around 10 trillion suns, implying black holes as the most plausible explanation and suggesting such phenomena may be common in galaxies near the Milky Way.
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Oceanographers reveal two mile deep Atlantic geysers vent water at 700 degrees Fahrenheit creating mineral mounds rich in iron copper gold silver and zinc. Eyeless shrimp and novel life forms thrive around vents as scientists from MIT and Woods Hole plan further dives and explore mining potential.
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