Black holes, which we observe in the universe but know very little about, extend the scope of this mystery with some of their properties. These features include the ‘jets’, which can only be seen in some black holes and are given to the state in which particles are scattered into space at the speed of light. Today the news of a new discovery about black hole jets came from the scientific world.

Scientists examined the galaxy called NGC2663 at a distance of 93 million light-years and discovered the largest black hole radius ever observed. The jet of particles spewed out by the black hole was 50 times larger than the galaxy itself. Ray from the black hole It stretched out to 1 million light-years.

Biggest jet ever:

The red areas represent the areas where the jet was seen most intensely. These areas are called ‘shock diamonds’ because of their shape.

The discovery was made thanks to the observation with the Australian Square Kilometer Array Explorer (ASKAP), which has 36 telescopes, each with a diameter of 12 meters. When scientists focused on NGC2663 with telescopes, they came across this huge jet. The jet is so big that if we could see it with our eyes, scientists explain, it would be in the air. It would take up more space than the moon.

The team aims to make many more discoveries after this remarkable discovery of radio rays and continues to work to better investigate how black holes affect the galaxies that form around them.