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NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory has found evidence of powerful blasts of gases produced by a super massive black hole about 26 million light years from Earth, an event that may trigger the formation of new stars.

(In perspective, it takes lilght 100 000 years to cross from one end of hte Milky Way to the other, at 186 000 miles a second).

This is one of the nearest super massive black holes to Earth that is currently undergoing such violent outbursts, researchers said.

Astronomers found this outburst in the super massive black hole centred in the small galaxy NGC 5195. This companion galaxy is merging with a large spiral galaxy NGC 5194, also known as “The Whirlpool.”

Both of these galaxies are in the Messier 51 galaxy system, located about 26 million light years from Earth.

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