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Mystery solved: Scientists discover when black holes 'hiccup'
New research reveals that black holes emit high-intensity jets of matter at two relatively fixed stages in their consumption process. The discovery may enable astronomers to predict when eruptions will occur and point telescopes at them at the right time.
· Source: Srugim. Photo as published in the article
New research reveals that black holes emit high-intensity jets of matter at two relatively fixed stages in their consumption process. The discovery may enable astronomers to predict when eruptions will occur and point telescopes at them at the right time.


