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“A once in a lifetime cosmic event”, really stirring things up. Posted By Persist |
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A black hole with a mass 20 billion times that of the Sun is an astronomical behemoth, stretching the boundaries of our understanding of gravity!
Its immense size, measured by its event horizon—the point of no return for anything falling into the black hole—would extend to about 120 billion kilometers, roughly 80 times the distance from the Sun to Pluto. The gravitational force exerted by this colossal black hole would be so powerful that even light itself would be unable to escape its grasp, making it an extraordinary cosmic entity. Video: @hereastronomy |
Ghanaian Highlife icon, Uncle Gyedu-Blay Ambolley, and his Sekondi International Band captivated audiences at the Doune The Rabbit Hole Festival 2023 in the Netherlands with their mesmerizing highlife music. Despite being 70 years old, Uncle Gyedu-Blay continues to showcase his talent and passion for music as he embarked on a successful European tour, culminating in …
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Surveillance video shows a homeless man Los Angeles living inside an underground utility vault that was seen just steps away from a historic museum.
The unidentified man was spotted on camera outside the Japanese American National Museum (JANM) last Monday when he lifted one of the vault’s panels to stuff a backpack into the utility vault. Security guards who work at the museum noticed the man opening another lid and then seen him disappear underground. “The security guards noticed the incident, called our director of security who came down,” museum CFO Doug Van Kirk told KTLA. “We don’t know how long or how many times he may have accessed that vault. It’s certainly possible he had been there other times,” said Van Kirk, according to ABC 7. Posted by PSmooth |
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