Black holes (black holes), the largest in the universe discovered
Black holes or the largest black holes in the universe have been found with the weight of 6.8 billion times the mass of the sun.
So big, the hole is said to be able to swallow the Earth and all the contents of the solar system. With the size of the horizon, it is estimated the entire solar system can not run away from this edge, including light once. By comparison, the amount could reach four times the orbit of the planet Neptune. The black hole that is located in M87. So far, it is the largest galaxy closest to the Milky Way.
The distance is estimated to approximately 50 million light years from Earth and is still not known when the 'monster' was born. Given the size is very huge, some scientists thought the hole was created by hundreds of black holes merge into one in the past. "He could swallow system our solar system, "says Karl Gebhardt, a scientist from the University of Texas, Austin-US, as quoted from the All Voices, Sunday, January 16, 2011. A special telescope in Hawaii are used by scientists to observe objects that are estimated to have weighed twice as much than ever before.
With the telescope, Gebhardt and his team were able to observe space objects up to a distance of 500 km. "And, this giant black hole is a black hole termasif and most accurate we've ever found," said astronomer George Djorgovski of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena
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