Science
Black holes can split in two — but only if they spin at extreme speeds
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| Space.com | Black holes can split in two — but only if they spin at extreme speeds |
Scientists have long known that when two black holes collide, they merge to create a more massive black hole. New research suggests that the opposite may happen too: single black holes may split in tw |
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