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218.6K Followers Ultramassive black hole discovered that is 30 billion times bigger than the sun Story by Harry Fletcher • 4h • 3 min read Current Time 0:00 / Duration 1:09 Indy 100 Astronomers Capture First Image of a Black Hole’s Relativistic Jet 0 View on Watch View on Watch A new ultramassive black hole has been discovered, and we’re not even going to try to get our heads around its scale. The enormous object observed for the first time is 30 billion times bigger than the Sun and is located hundreds of millions of light-years away. And don’t worry if that’s an impossible size to imagine – even the researchers leading the project can’t quite comprehend it. It’s last-minute shopping o’clock. It’s last-minute shopping o’clock. Best Buy Canada · Sponsored call to action icon more “Even as an astronomer, I find it hard to comprehend how big this thing is," James Nightingale told BBC Radio Newcastle. Sign up to our new free Indy100 weekly newsletter Nightingale is a study author from the department of physics of Durham University, who is part of the team who made the discovery. The findings were published in the journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society. He went on to say in a press release that experts believe black holes cannot grow much larger than the newly discovered object, meaning it could remain one of the biggest ever discovered for some time. (iStock) (iStock) "This particular black hole, which is roughly 30 billion times the mass of our sun, is one of the biggest ever detected and on the upper limit of how large we believe black holes can theoretically become, so it is an extremely exciting discovery," Nightingale said in a press release. Designed For Canadians Over 50 Designed For Canadians Over 50 FiftyUp · Sponsored call to action icon more The full extent of the black hole was observable after studying the phenomenon of gravitational lensing. In cases of entire galaxies and huge objects like this one, they come to have such strong gravitational pulls that they are capable of bending light. In such a way, light from galaxies otherwise hidden behind other galaxies becomes more observable because of the way entities closer in proximity to Earth bend light. "Most of the biggest black holes that we know about are in an active state, where matter pulled in close to the black hole heats up and releases energy in the form of light, X-rays, and other radiation," Nightingale added. "However, gravitational lensing makes it possible to study inactive black holes, something not currently possible in distant galaxies. This approach could let us detect many more black holes beyond our local universe and reveal how these exotic objects evolved further back in cosmic time.” Best Star Trek Desktop Game Best Star Trek Desktop Game Star Trek Fleet Command · Sponsored call to action icon more This article was originally published on 3 May 2023 That's not all! Here's the best of our science coverage: Scientists discover that people who live past 90 have key differences in their blood A scientist may have just proven that we all live inside a computer simulation Scientists have discovered two giant mystery structures lurking under Africa Scientists discover continent that had been missing for 375 years Indy100 is the sister title of The Independent, bringing you the stories you want to read, in the order you want to read them. Created with a particular focus on the Gen Z and young Millennial audience, it’s fun, it's original, it captures the mood and tells the untold angle to the big global stories across news, viral trends, politics, celebrities, sport, science, tech and identities. It's never boring, and is passionately progressive and always supports equality. Follow Indy100 at the top of the article. Sponsored Indy 100 Visit Indy 100 FPL gameweek 16 preview: Every player you need to think about South Park’s finale episode features Trump in a twisted Jeffrey Epstein parody Is Timothée Chalamet really EsDeeKid? Actor addresses if he has secret life as Liverpool rapper Sponsored