Space
Hitomi Spacecraft Able to Determine Roles of Black Holes in Controling Interstellar Dust Before Going Haywire
Hitomi was able to provide measurements of the X-ray winds of the Perseus galaxy cluster before it spinned into destruction, providing researchers details on how black holes affect the formation of new stars.
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