In an interview with ABC News Australia, Seth describes how black holes work.

According to NASA, the supermassive black holes seen by astronomers using the Hubble Space Telescope on Wednesday. Black hole seen when researchers discovered a small galaxy, sky lanterns known as M60-UCD1.
Small galaxies that reported "binding 140 million sky lanterns stars within a diameter of about 300 light-years, which is only 1/500" of the diameter of the Milky Way. "This is the smallest and lightest object which we know has a supermassive black hole," said astronomer University of Utah, Anil Seth.
"And in the process all the stars and dark matter in the outer parts of the galaxy up and become part of the M60," Seth explains. "That may be as much as 10 billion years ago. We do not know. "
Finally, the celestial body to join the M60 center, which has a monster black hole in it. With a size of 4.5 billion times the mass of the sun. More than 1,000 times greater than the supermassive black holes in these galaxies. sky lanterns
In an interview with ABC News Australia, Seth describes how black holes work. "Once you're in a black hole, even though you are moving in the speed of light is the fastest speed at the Earth, you can not get out of it."
The existence of supermassive black holes are extremely rare. Because this condition can only be seen earlier in the larger galaxy. This prompted the researchers to believe that there may be many black holes in the Milky Way before.
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