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IGR J17091-3624

X-ray 'heartbeat' may reveal smallest black hole ever foundSmallest Black Hole Discovered By NASAScaled Map Transient Analysis for IGR J17464-3213Scaled Map Transient Analysis for IGR J16358-4726Spectral and Timing Properties of IGR J17091-3624 in the Rising Hard State During its 2016 OutburstScaled Map Transient Analysis for IGR J14579-4308Kiireim neutrontäht: Põgenev pulsar osakestevoo suunast ei hooliFrom top-left: (i) An untouched data-set. (ii) The dataset with allNASA has discovered the tiniest, most pathetic black hole in the universeThe binary star system IGR J17091-3624 may contain the smallest black hole known. Scientists discovered it by studying the heartbeat-like pattern of X-rays thought to be emitted from a disk of accreting matter around the black hole.(Panel a),paper cover thumbnailMass of the compact object in IGR J17091-3624 plotted against its distance, for values of peak Eddington fractions ofScaled Map Transient Analysis for IGR J17091-3624Scaled Map Transient Analysis for IGR J17497-2821
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