Apocalypse with a black hole 100 times bigger than the sun

NEW YORK (Reuters) – Astronomers have been baffled by an enormous mass of magnitude that could threaten the world we live in, according to a new report by astronomers.

The researchers said they discovered a very large black hole 100 times larger than the mass of the Sun, which was not expected at all.

The researchers discovered a black hole with gravitational wave detectors at the European Observatory of Gravity.

Usually, a given star will collapse after the energy is depleted, but this only happens when the star's core is about 50 times less than the mass of the sun, and that the stars at the largest mass are destroyed 50 to 130 times the mass of the sun, themselves in a powerful explosion, which means that the hole New potential lions defy the beliefs of scientists.

The researchers were perplexed as they tried to understand how a huge black hole was formed.