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Astronomers Confirm First Lone Black Hole Using Hubble and Gaia Data

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Astronomers Confirm First Lone Black Hole Using Hubble and Gaia Data

Astronomers have confirmed the first-ever lone black hole—an invisible giant roaming space alone—using Hubble and Gaia telescope data.

byModern Sciences Team

April 29, 2025