The discovery of large black holes more than a hundred times greater than the sun

A new type of black hole was found in the central part of our galaxy, Milky Way. Astronomers believe that it can help explain the evolution of the black hole.

Japanese astronomers at the Atlam Large Millimeter Array (ALMA) Manmandir in North Chile, found a black hole in our Sun 1 million times. They found the black hole inside a molecular gas cloud. They said that the relatively small size is first identified as an Intermediate-Male Black Hole (IMBH).

Professor Tomoharu Oka of Keiu University of Japan believes that if a black hole is worth 10 lakh suns, then it must be located in the center of any galaxy. Although the origin of the greater black hole is still unknown mystery.

Using the ALAMA Observatory's telescope, the scientific team meets molecular gas clouds from the Milky Way center about 200 light-years from the center. Although the information obtained from the study was published in Nature Astronomy Journal, later, using computer simulation, Professor demonstrates the high speed motion of the oka gassy cloud. Finally, they came to the conclusion that there was a black hole around the cloud.

The researchers found this IMBH, the second largest black hole in the Milky Way, discovered so far. The name of the largest black hole is Sagittarius Ester, which is about 40 million times the size of our sun.

According to the theory, the Milky Way can have a small circulation of about 10 billion black holes, of which only 60 are found.