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Scientists claim incredibly small stars emerge from black holes

Scientists claim incredibly small stars emerge from black holes

by Mihai Andrei

February 6, 2014

Via Universe Today. Black holes have fascinated both researchers and laymen for decades. Without a doubt, ...

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