Black Hole Baby Photos: JWST and Chandra Observe M31-2014-DS1
Did the disappearance of a star in the Andromeda Galaxy signal the creation of a black hole? New infrared and X-ray data help to discern what remained after the star disappeared. The post Black Hole…
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