Posted on May 12, 2023
Scientific Method: When a supermassive black hole devours a star
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The universe can be stranger than science fiction. That’s certainly the case with a cosmic event detected a few weeks ago by a team of astronomers at Purdue University.
Using their lab’s artificial intelligence engine, they found a supermassive black hole devouring a giant star.
Scientists are calling it the most luminous and energetic phenomenon they’ve ever seen. They’ve even nicknamed it “Scary Barbie,” in part because of its terrifying power.
Using their lab’s artificial intelligence engine, they found a supermassive black hole devouring a giant star.
Scientists are calling it the most luminous and energetic phenomenon they’ve ever seen. They’ve even nicknamed it “Scary Barbie,” in part because of its terrifying power.
Scientific Method: When a supermassive black hole devours a star
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."Scientists are calling it the most luminous and energetic phenomenon they’ve ever seen. They’ve even nicknamed it “Scary Barbie,” in part because of its terrifying power.
For this month’s installment of Scientific Method—a series where we talk about the latest in science—we discuss the significance of this discovery."
..."Scientists are calling it the most luminous and energetic phenomenon they’ve ever seen. They’ve even nicknamed it “Scary Barbie,” in part because of its terrifying power.
For this month’s installment of Scientific Method—a series where we talk about the latest in science—we discuss the significance of this discovery."
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