India  
 
NewsR.in

How Far From Earth is the Milky Way's Supermassive Black Hole?

Video Credit: AmazeLab - Duration: 01:03s - Published
How Far From Earth is the Milky Way's Supermassive Black Hole?

How Far From Earth is the Milky Way's Supermassive Black Hole?

Sagittarius A* is about 4 million times the sun's mass and lies at our galaxy's center.

Find out how far we Earthlings stand from this behemoth black hole.


You Might Like


Related videos from verified sources

Mysterious Fermi Bubbles May Have Been Burped Out By Milky Way's Black Hole [Video]

Mysterious Fermi Bubbles May Have Been Burped Out By Milky Way's Black Hole

Invisible to the naked eye, the Bubbles span about 50,000 light-years across and scientists weren't sure where they came from. But a recent study found they may have come from Sagittarius A*.

Credit: AmazeLab     Duration: 01:12Published
Astronomers Find Rare Super-Earth in Earth-like Orbit [Video]

Astronomers Find Rare Super-Earth in Earth-like Orbit

CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND — Astronomers from the University of Canterbury in New Zealand have discovered a new "super-Earth" orbiting a star located in or near the edge of the Milky Way's "galactic..

Credit: TomoNews US     Duration: 01:31Published
Black Hole Seen Bending Strange Bridge Between Two Galaxy Clusters [Video]

Black Hole Seen Bending Strange Bridge Between Two Galaxy Clusters

The bridge, extending 3 million light-years with a mass of about 6 trillion suns, formed after a mighty collision hundreds of million of years ago and is now being "pummeled" by a supermassive black..

Credit: AmazeLab     Duration: 01:03Published