Another ‘missing link’ black hole discovered near the center of the galaxy

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Another ‘missing link’ ****** ***** discovered near the center of the galaxy

A group of international researchers at the

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****** holes range in size from supermassive to primordial and the intermediate sits above primordial in size. They are believed to have formed just after the Big Bang and act as “seeds” for creating supermassive ****** holes.

The star cluster believed to be the latest intermediate-mass ****** ***** dubbed IRS 13 moved in an orderly pattern when they expected them to be randomly arranged. The researchers concluded that the star cluster had to be interacting with the supermassive ****** ***** and “there must be something inside the cluster for it to be able to maintain its observed compact shape,” according to a statement from the University of Cologne.

Plans are underway to conduct further observations on the intermediate ****** *****. They will use the James Webb Space Telescope and the Extremely Large Telescope in Chile that’s currently under construction (and yes, that is ).

Scientists discovered in 2020 using the Hubble Space Telescope when they found the waves created by its formation. Until then, intermediate-mass ****** holes were considered to be a “missing link” between stellar-mass and supermassive ****** holes and could provide more insights on the formation of ****** holes and the universe.

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