Black hole jets reach far beyond galaxies' visible edges, potentially deciding their fate
Black hole jets are shaping the fate of galaxies.
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Galaxies' visible edges are no longer the limits of their influence. Black hole jets are now known to reach far beyond these edges, potentially deciding the galaxies' fate.
The discovery suggests that the power of these jets has a profound impact on the surrounding gas and potentially even the galaxies themselves. The full extent of this influence remains to be understood.
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How far do black hole jets reach?
Coverage does not yet specify the exact distance.
What is the impact of black hole jets on galaxies?
The jets potentially decide the galaxies' fate by heating surrounding gas.
How many galaxies have been observed with black hole jets?
Coverage does not specify the number.
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A powerful punch by black hole jets shapes the fate of galaxiesdst.gov.in · 1d ago
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