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The universe is full of ‘impossible’ black holes. Now scientists know why
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The universe is full of ‘impossible’ black holes. Now scientists know why

So, it turns out that the universe is recycling black holes! An international team of astrophysicists has discovered that some of the heaviest black holes are actually second-generation products of past collisions. This means they didn't just form from massive stars collapsing, which is pretty mind-blowing. By analyzing gravitational waves, researchers have found evidence that these 'impossible' black holes are formed through the merging of smaller, ultradense objects, revealing a fascinating new chapter in our understanding of the cosmos.
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