File:NASA Missions Detect Record-Breaking Burst (SVS14227).webm

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Astronomers think GRB 221009A represents the birth of a new black hole formed within the heart of a collapsing star. As illustrated here, the black hole drives powerful jets of particles traveling near the speed of light.

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English: Astronomers think GRB 221009A represents the birth of a new black hole formed within the heart of a collapsing star. As illustrated here, the black hole drives powerful jets of particles traveling near the speed of light. The jets pierce through the star, emitting X-rays and gamma rays as they stream into space. Credit: NASA/Swift/Cruz deWilde
Date 13 October 2022, 19:30:00 (upload date)
Source NASA Missions Detect Record-Breaking Burst
Author NASA's Scientific Visualization Studio - Francis Reddy, Elizabeth Hays, Brad Cenko, Scott Wiessinger
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Astrophysics; Space; Black Hole; Gamma Ray Burst; Gamma Ray; Star; X-ray; HDTV

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