Astronomers have long wondered what the earliest supermassive black holes fed on. Now, they have discovered 12 black hole gas buffets which could explain this mystery.
Astronomers are trying to track the time at which the very earliest stars were born and the universe lit up, using the Murchison Widefield Array radio telescope.
Scientists have discovered the most massive star ever destroyed by a supernova - SN 2016iet, which occurred in a dwarf galaxy located 900 million light-years away.
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