I'm not sure if this was mentioned yet, but could that giant blank space astronomers found be the scar of a now gone black hole?
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I'm not sure if this was mentioned yet, but could that giant blank space astronomers found be the scar of a now gone black hole?
Or a still existing supermassive black hole. Just because it's no longer visible by the matter it's sucking in (none left to suck in!), doesn't mean it's gone.Originally Posted by MatTron
Finding a lonely black hole would require a thorughful scan of the sector, looking for a gravity lens effect around the edge of the event horizon.Originally Posted by Jeremyhfht
Originally Posted by MatTron
Dr MatTron.
Is that your only diagnosis?
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