Scientists have discovered a strong wind that blows from the land closest to the black hole.
An international team of astrophysicists, who represented the University of Southampton recorded a very strong wind coming out of the closest to Earth black holes.
It is known that a black hole is at a distance of 8 thousand years from the Earth and she “woke up” in June 2015. Since then, scientists have observed her growth as she devours a nearby star.
The researchers also described the flux of neutral particles, which is formed in the outer layers accretion disk of a black hole. It turns out that matter, which is part of the wind moves at a speed of 3 thousand kilometers per second.
So the researchers added that under such conditions she may withdraw from the gravitational effects of a black hole. This matter was formed from V404 nebula.
