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A black hole the size of Jupiter is just wandering around the galaxy

14 January 2019

Black holes are usually the mass of one star or the mass of millions, but we may have found one wandering through our galaxy that’s right in the middle

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A black hole the size of Jupiter is just wandering around the galaxy

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