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Chinese astrophysicists have discovered a black hole that should not exist. The mass of an object significantly exceeds the mass of objects of this type.

Scientists from the Chinese Academy of Sciences recorded a strange movement of the star LB-1, which indicated the presence of a massive object nearby. After a series of studies, it turned out that the mysterious invisible object is a black hole.

The black hole is 13800 light-years from Earth and weighs 68 times the weight of the Sun. These are not the maximum figures, but the problem is that comparable objects are usually found in the centers of galaxies.

Even in my wildest dreams, I could not imagine that such a massive black hole could be found in the Milky Way. If the calculations turn out to be correct, then we will have something to puzzle over.

Usually such massive objects are formed as a result of the merger of two black holes. Holes born in a different way have previously been observed only in distant galaxies, where there is a lack of elements heavier than helium. However, the star LB-1 does not complain about the shortage of building material, which means that the black hole did not experience a shortage before its transformation either.

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