Astronomers Discover a “Universal” Trigger for Black Hole Jets
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Astronomers used a clever method to determine that the Milky Way was flipped on its side.
26 reports · 11 Oct
Summary · from headlines6 points
- A geomagnetic storm watch was extended, and northern lights may be visible across the US this weekend.
- Anthropic used Claude to assemble an all-sky ultraviolet map, with one-third of the sky inferred by AI.
- Northern lights were spotted over UK skies, reaching as far south as England's south coast.
- A magnetic storm on Earth became the strongest in three months.
- A 1.5-mile-wide asteroid spinning under five minutes caught scientists off guard.
- Astronomers discovered a universal trigger for black hole jets.
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Our Galaxy was flipped on its side. Here's the genius trick astronomers used to work it out
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