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NASA Locates Lone Black Hole in the Milky Way for the First Time — and It’s More Massive Than Our Sun

If you think pinning down the position of a black hole sounds complicated, you can imagine how much harder it is to identify one moving 100,000 miles per hour — which makes astronomers’ recent feat so impressive.  For the first time ever, data from NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope has allowed scientists to record the mass

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illustration of a black hole in space
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