Minor mergers have massive consequences for black holes By Dr. Ethan Siegel When you think of our sun, the nearest star to our world, you think of an isolated entity, with more than four light years separating it from i - World Space Observatory - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Minor mergers have massive consequences for black holes By Dr. Ethan Siegel When you think of our sun, the nearest star to our world, you think of an isolated entity, with more than four light years separating it from i Add to Reading List Document Date: 2015-01-12 12:39:38 Open Document File Size: 389,32 KB Share Result on Facebook Organization UCLA / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / / Person Andromeda / Ethan Siegel / / Position artist / / Technology X-ray / animation / / URL http / SocialTag Black holes Galaxies Local Group Spiral galaxies Supermassive black hole Milky Way Chandra X-ray Observatory Active galactic nucleus Binary black hole Astronomy

Minor mergers have massive consequences for black holes By Dr. Ethan Siegel When you think of our sun, the nearest star to our world, you think of an isolated entity, with more than four light years separating it from iAdd to Reading List