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2 Pairs of Massive Black Holes Collision with Galaxies

Two pairs of huge black holes in dwarf galaxies are colliding for the first time.

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4 dwarf galaxy black holes are approaching each other, dragging gas and stars.

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Two galaxy clusters with pairs of black holes, 760M and 3.2B LY apart, will meet and fuse.

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Two black holes in merging dwarf galaxies may illuminate the early universe.

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Black holes are formed when stars collide and feed on gas, dust, stars, and other black holes.

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Gas clouds formed dwarf galaxies from massive stars falling into black holes.

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Never observed dwarf galaxy black hole collisions that create supermassive black holes.

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Dwarf galaxies could disclose how the Milky Way's black hole evolved to be so massive.

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Our galactic ancestors likely merged dwarf galaxies and black holes to get larger.

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