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Japan Gives Up On Failed Black Hole Research Satellite
Giant black hole inside a tiny satellite galaxy of our Milky Way defies explanation | Space
China's astronomers helped capture photo of black hole but couldn't use world's biggest telescope to do it | South China Morning Post
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This is the last image a Japanese satellite sent to study black holes took before it was lost – Mysterious Earth – Think Tech 4 Tomorrow
Orbiting Binary Black Hole Investigation Satellite - Wikipedia
Working together as a “virtual telescope,” observatories around the world produce first direct images of a black hole | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Indian Satellite Helps Find Black Hole That Spins Near Maximum Possible Rate
Black hole - eoPortal Directory - Satellite Missions
Radio Astronomy and Black Holes - National Radio Astronomy Observatory
Final Satellite Photo of Black Hole Sent by Dying Japanese Satellite | Gadgets, Science & Technology
Japan's lost black hole satellite is back online, still tumbling through space - ExtremeTech
NASA Satellite Catches Star's Death by Black Hole - Scientific American
Astronomers capture first image of a black hole | MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Final Satellite Photo of Black Hole Sent by Dying Japanese Satellite | Gadgets, Science & Technology
It is possible to send a satellite in the black hole? - Quora
NASA satellite spots rare sight: A black hole absolutely shredding a star - CNET
Indian, US satellites find black hole that spins near maximum possible rates
Satellite Photographs 'Black Hole' on Earth | Live Science
Japan gives up on failed black hole research satellite (Update)
