A never-before-seen cosmic event has left scientists speechless. A supermassive black hole, 130 million light-years away in the galaxy NGC 3783, suddenly erupted with a powerful X-ray flare—then launched ultra-fast winds at one-fifth the speed of light. For the first time ever, astronomers watched this dramatic process unfold in real time. Even more mind-blowing? It mirrors solar eruptions here on Earth. Could black holes and stars be more alike than we thought?
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