Black Hole The Size of 36 Billion Suns Could Lie at The Heart of Cosmic Horseshoe
Black Hole The Size of 36 Billion Suns Could Lie at The Heart of Cosmic Horseshoe
In 2007, astronomers discovered the Cosmic Horseshoe, a gravitationally lensed system of galaxies about five-and-a-half billion light-years away.

Americans will use anything but the metric system, smh.
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29 0 ReplyI would be willing to use grams in this case. Final offer.
10 0 ReplyThe sun itself is already 1.988 kQg (kiloquettagrams), having maxed out the SI prefixes. 36 billion suns would be 71.64 TQg (teraquettagrams).
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That seems big.
21 0 ReplyOnly if true.
10 0 ReplyI've seen bigger.
5 0 ReplyLarge even
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How large would the event horizon of such a black hole be?
8 0 ReplyI just hopped on this calculator and it says about 710.9 AU, or 106,348,555,982 km (66,081,929,023 miles). So pretty big.
14 0 ReplyOh my word. 30 AU is roughly the distance to Neptune, so this black hole is almost 24x the diameter of our solar system.
Pretty big, yeah.
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