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A scientist says the giant jets from some black holes may slowly cut off their own food, making the black hole go dim in about 4 million years.

Read the story Sanjay Verma · 4 min read
Black hole jets may starve their own fuel supply. Illustration of a dusty, doughnut-shaped ring around a supermassive black hole, with a glowing disk at the centre and jets shooting out above and below. An illustration of the dusty torus and disk around the black hole in the radio galaxy Cygnus A. Image: B. Saxton…

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