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C_Dawg
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According to everything I've read and heard (as a non-scientist), nothing can come out of a black hole.
However, on a couple of documentaries I've seen on the Nat Geo channel in the last week, the astronomers talk about quasars as being massive jets that come out of black holes, because the black holes can't contain all the gas that gets sucked into them.
This doesn't make sense to me - if "nothing" can escape, then how does a quasar do it?
However, on a couple of documentaries I've seen on the Nat Geo channel in the last week, the astronomers talk about quasars as being massive jets that come out of black holes, because the black holes can't contain all the gas that gets sucked into them.
This doesn't make sense to me - if "nothing" can escape, then how does a quasar do it?