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How feasting black holes time their burps

How feasting black holes time their burps

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Black holes are voracious eaters, but they’re also quite messy, and often after devouring a star, they’ll let out a big burp, launching jets of high energy particles through space. Now, in a recent study, a team of astrophysicists has figured out the formula behind the timing of these burps.

Also today:

  • Skiing, hiking and roads are taking a toll on wolverines
  • The buzzy, chirpy sounds of the Jurassic forest
  • A notorious invasive species has been here a lot longer than we thought. Does that matter?
  • Anomalies suggest King Tut’s tomb may conceal hidden chambers


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