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Scientists recorded a black hole EATING a star, and you can actually hear it. This isn’t a simulation. It’s real data from MIT converted into sound waves. But how is that even possible when space is a vacuum? In this video, we break down how astronomers turned X-ray light echoes into audible sound, what those haunting tones actually reveal about black hole physics, and how MIT’s “Reverberation Machine” just discovered 8 NEW echoing black holes in our galaxy.
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  1. 3
    @eldane3424

    When your interpreting data into sound, there are choices to make. “Flushing toilet” was a choice.

    Proximity and size determine what and at what speed Black Holes take in other objects. They do not “get hungry”.

  2. 4
    @epicshoebill

    Dawg, the first confirmed black hole was found eating its binary star partner 😭, However very interesting video, new subscriber! 👍

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    @BBirke1337

    “Extreme Kerr” means the black hole, or the spacetime around it, is spinning fast, right? I don’t exactly understand which data is turned into audible sound (x-ray intensity => volume, frequency to sound frequency?). But fascinating if this can help to map tiny objects, no bigger than a city (stellar black holes) at 1000s of lightyears distance.

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