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Astronomers have observed a supermassive black hole unleashing some of the fastest winds ever recorded in the universe. Located 135 million light-years away in the galaxy NGC 3783, this cosmic giant — with the mass of 30 million Suns — produced winds travelling at one-fifth the speed of light following a massive X-ray flare.

Using ESA’s XMM-Newton and the XRISM X-ray space telescopes, scientists captured this rare event and compared it to solar eruptions, but on a scale far beyond anything seen in our own solar system. These discoveries could help explain how galaxies evolve and how black holes shape the cosmos.

Watch till the end to understand how magnetic fields around black holes create such powerful cosmic storms and why this discovery matters for the future of astronomy.

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What is a supermassive black hole?
How fast were the newly discovered cosmic winds?
What triggered the powerful X-ray flare?
How black holes influence galaxy evolution
Why this discovery is historic
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How magnetic fields behave around black holes
The difference between solar eruptions and black hole winds
Why AGNs are crucial to understanding the universe

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