ESA - ESA's high-energy observatories spot doughnut-shaped cloud with a black-hole filling

Using ESA’s Integral and XMM-Newton observatories, an international team of astronomers has found more evidence that massive black holes are surrounded by a doughnut-shaped gas cloud, called a torus. Depending on our line of sight, the torus can block the view of the black hole in the centre. The team looked `edge on’ into this doughnut to see features never before revealed in such a clarity.

ESA - Webb reveals intricate networks of gas and dust in nearby galaxies

NASA SVS Astrophysics Galaxy Listing

A hundred satellites, all talking at once. Here's the intel., Air & Space Magazine

A hundred satellites, all talking at once. Here's the intel., Air & Space Magazine

ESA - Webb sheds light on galaxy evolution, black holes

ESA - ESA's high-energy observatories spot doughnut-shaped cloud with a black-hole filling

Is there any experimental evidence for black holes? - Quora

Summer of Science - What's That Bubble? A Dying Star's Glowing Remains

What are some nice photos of galaxies interacting with one another? - Quora

A hundred satellites, all talking at once. Here's the intel., Air & Space Magazine

Close encounter with a supermassive black hole

James Webb Space Telescope: Origins, design and mission

Hubble spotted a black hole snacking on the donut-shaped remains of a star

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