this is cool. a never before observed phenomena of giant clouds of cold gas 'raining' into black holes mysteries within myseries

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Supermassive black holes feed on intergalactic rainstorms

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from: http://www.aol.com/articl.../21392553/

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Until now, black holes were seemingly filled with hot gas and a world of mystery.

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Researchers looked into it and discovered that's only half true: they are full of mystery, but not hot gas.

Astronomers at Yale found the rings of matter visible in renderings of black holes are actually intergalactic rainstorms.

When looking closer, the astronomers noticed a cosmic weather event that had never been seen before.

It was similar to a rain shower. However, instead of rain, it's a shower of huge clouds of gas pummeling toward a tremendous hole.

Each cold gas cloud is extremely dense, and they contain more material than a million suns.

The revelation may require scientists to completely rethink models of black hole growth.

The findings also serve as a reminder of how small humans are in comparison to the infinite abyss of space. Talk about humbling.

God gave Prince some gig.

The older I get the more I realize the less I know. For all of it's smug know-it-all-ness, humankind is less significant in the universal scheme of things than a flea bite on a dog's ass.

purplethunder3121 said:

The older I get the more I realize the less I know. For all of it's smug know-it-all-ness, humankind is less significant in the universal scheme of things than a flea bite on a dog's ass.

Well damn, Tell how you really feel.

morningsong said:

purplethunder3121 said:

The older I get the more I realize the less I know. For all of it's smug know-it-all-ness, humankind is less significant in the universal scheme of things than a flea bite on a dog's ass.

Well damn, Tell how you really feel.