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How do sicents locatte black holes?

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12y ago
Updated: 8/20/2019

Scientists use telescopes, take millions of pictures of space and the stars. When a star is suddenly not there in one of the images, this means a black hole has passed over it. There are millions of black holes in the entirety of the milky way galaxy. quite often our scientists see one.

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