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Jeffrey Hodgson

  • CPP Board
Toronto
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Director, Industry and Stakeholder Affairs at CPP Investment Board. Formerly with Canadian Press, Reuters and Bloomberg. Opinions are my own.
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Egg-shaped galaxies may be aligned to the black holes at their hearts

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By David Parkinson Verified, Jeffrey Hodgson
| Knowridge Science Report
Black holes don’t have many identifying features. They come in one color (black) and one shape (spherical). The main difference between black holes is mass: some weigh about as much as a star like our sun, while others weigh around a million times more. Stellar-mass black holes can be found anywhere in a galaxy, but the really big ones (known as supermassive black holes) are found in the cores of galaxies.
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Egg-shaped galaxies may be aligned to the black holes at their hearts, astronomers find

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By David Parkinson Verified, Jeffrey Hodgson
| Phys.org Verified
Black holes don't have many identifying features. They come in one color (black) and one shape (spherical). The main difference between black holes is mass: some weigh about as much as a star like our sun, while others weigh around a million times more. Stellar-mass black holes can be found anywhere in a galaxy, but the really big ones (known as supermassive black holes) are found in the cores of galaxies.
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Egg-shaped galaxies may be aligned to the black holes at their hearts, astronomers find

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By David Parkinson Verified, Jeffrey Hodgson
| The Conversation Verified
Black holes don’t have many identifying features. They come in one colour (black) and one shape (spherical). The main difference between black holes is mass: some weigh about as much as a star like our Sun, while others weigh around a million times more. Stellar-mass black holes can be found anywhere in a galaxy, but the really big ones (known as supermassive black holes) are found in the cores of galaxies.
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