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How Can Jets of Matter Escape a Black Hole?

Question: I don’t understand this: I read somewhere (and this isnt a quote but its close enough) that ….the…

Question: My partner was driving home yesterday night ( 29 june 2015) listening to the radio, they were talking…

Question: Do dimensions really exists? [Also,] are the black holes really or possibly portals leading to different dimensions (like…

Question: Can a black hole become unstable and cause a “small bang”? Creating parallel universes? — Raoule Answer: I…

Question: It is a challenging research topics to search how supermassive black holes formed at the early epoch. I…

Question: Can black holes swallow planets and moons? — Chandi Answer: Black Holes swallow anything that gets trapped in…

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