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Are Skynet Radio Measurements Consistent with XTEJ1118+480 Being a Black Hole with a Jet?

Your interpretation of these radio measurements would be consistent with the overall structure of this object. As noted by…

Black holes give us clues as to there existence by how they influence the motions of other objects, such…

Question: What happens to time in black hole. — Unnayar Answer: I think that the short description of what…

Question: Black hole absorbs gravity and every thing. Then can a black hole have a galaxy in it? Or…

Question: I have heard that Black Hole would consume all the planets, light and other object in the space. …

Question: Recently visited the VLA and was interested by the picture of the jets from a black hole (I…

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