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Milky Way's black hole may blow bubbles
Astronomers discover gamma ray-emitting blobs above and below the galaxy’s center
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Twin bubbles of gamma ray–emitting gas, each the size of a small galaxy, sit above and below the center of the Milky Way like the ends of a giant dumbbell, astronomers have discovered.
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