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Glimpsing the unseeable physics of a black hole

By R. Seth Wood

12.4.20 | Faculty , Graduate

Physicists in Arts & Sciences will use X-ray emissions to gain insight into a supermassive black hole billions of light-years from Earth by using a distant galaxy as a magnifying glass.

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Glimpsing the unseeable physics of a black hole

Glimpsing the unseeable physics of a black hole

in the news:

Saori Pastore promoted to full professor of physics

Nobel laureate Andrea Ghez explains her discovery of the supermassive black hole at our galaxy’s center

Ghostly particles: is dark radiation masquerading as neutrinos?

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