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Biggest Bang Since ‘The Big Bang’ Creates A Black Hole Science Says Should Not Exist – Good News Network
Creating a previously unknown object, a recent explosion from a galactic merger was the largest in the universe history since the Big Bang.
Shockwaves through spacetime from the largest intergalactic explosion ever recorded since the Big Bang recently passed our solar system.
The subject of this NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope image is known as NGC 3597, and is the product of a collision between two galaxies.
In a fraction of a second, an amount of energy equal to one quadrillion atomic bombs was released into the universe in the form of gravitational waves. Traveling at the speed of light, they only reached Earth seven billion ye…
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