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What happens when a black hole destroys a star? New study reveals a chaotic doom

This unique look at the disruption of a star explains why astronomers haven’t seen large amounts of high-energy X-rays from this and other similar tidal disruption events.

Inverse

Tech & Science Daily: The drone superhighway 165 miles across the UK sky

Plus, the dormant black hole discovered in a nearby galaxy

Evening Standard

The Loop: Concerns COVID-19 may become Australia's leading cause of death, Labor adopts a new environmental target, and a unique black hole discovery

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First dormant black hole found outside the Milky Way

VFTS243 has a mass nine times that of the Sun’s and is in a binary system with a companion star

The Guardian - UK

The Webb Telescope could help astronomers make a big black hole breakthrough

JWST will work with the Event Horizon Telescope to delve deep into supermassive black holes and glean unprecedented information and detail

Inverse

Bearsden couple win fight to chop trees after claiming it left home like 'Black Hole of Calcutta'

Nick and Morag Bishop said the row of leylandii belonging to David and June Turso were causing major issues in their home with their daughter saying her parent's bathroom resembled 'the Black Hole of Calcutta'.

Glasgow Live

Wednesday headlines: Scots murderer hides ex's body and WAG's car chased by police

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Scottish Government settle neighbours' row over hedge and trees that left home 'like Black Hole of Calcutta'

Nick and Morag Bishop, of Bearsden, insisted their lives were being ruined by foliage belonging to next door neighbours David and June Turso in leafy Bearsden.

Daily Record

Dazzling! James Webb Space Telescope's first space images have no equal

On Tuesday, NASA, ESA, and CSA revealed the first five James Webb Space Telescope images of exoplanets, galaxies, baby stars, and the deepest view ever taken of space.

Inverse

Astronomers discover an unsettling black hole that defies expectation

Most black holes spin rapidly, but this one is a bit of an outlier. Astronomers are trying to figure out why, and the answer could unlock more black hole mysteries.

Inverse

Nottinghamshire County Council expecting £33m budget black hole

A large uplift in the price local authorities pay to home and care agencies is also planned

Nottingham Post

SNP must not plug £2.1billion budget 'black hole' with cash for kids in poverty, warns Anas Sarwar

One Scottish Government idea was to stop or delay a planned £5-a-week increase to the Scottish Child Payment, a vital benefit for low income families.

Daily Record

Leak shows Scottish Government facing £2.1bn 'black hole' this year as SNP accused of 'shocking' recklessness

EXCLUSIVE: The leaked finance presentation shows civil servants suggesting an option to save money would be from the flagship Scottish Child Payment

Daily Record

Scottish Government must not target the poor to fix £2.1m budget black hole

Record View says balancing the books on the backs of the poor is not, and will never be, acceptable.

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Cosmic phenomenon predicted by Einstein could shatter physics as we know it

In a recent study, a team of physicists from the University of Amsterdam and Harvard University has proposed a way where gravitational waves could be used to search for ultralight bosons around rotating black holes.

Daily Record

Council chiefs warn £35 million in savings could be needed in three years to plug 'black hole'

A catalogue of measures will be required if Renfrewshire Council is to close an estimated gap of some £44m.

Newcastle Herald

Hunter CEOs sleep rough to raise money for the homeless

Hunter CEOs gave up a warm night's sleep on Thursday, swapping their bed for a piece of cardboard on the street for the annual Vinnies CEO Sleepout. St Vincent de Paul Society north east regional director Clare Van Doorn said this year was more important than ever, as more Australians…

Inverse

Black holes: The Webb telescope is about to gaze into the "Eye of Sauron"

Sometime this summer, the James Webb Space Telescope will help astronomers "weigh" the supermassive black hole at the center of spiral galaxy NGC 4151.

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Irish Mirror

Astronomers catch footage of ‘absolutely bizarre’ lights in the sky and thought it was aliens

"I thought it was either aliens or a black hole that was opening up that we were all going to get sucked up into"

Evening Standard

Tech & Science Daily: Behind the fastest-growing supermassive black hole discovery

Plus, learn how a robot rooster’s helping Glastonbury revellers

Inverse

Hubble telescope figures out the trick to weighing a lonely black hole

The team said that the very intense gravity of the black hole will stretch out the duration of the lensing event for over 200 days.

Axios

Scientists find possible black hole wandering the Milky Way

It's all on its lonesome.

Inverse

Planet Nine: The answer to this cosmic mystery may come sooner than you think

Is it a planet, a black hole, or a group of planets? One astronomer has an ambitious idea to find out.

The Canberra Times

ANU astronomers discover 'needle in the haystack' fastest growing black hole

"We are fairly confident this record will not be broken. We have essentially run out of sky where objects like this could be hiding."

ABC News

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