Researchers, including those at the University of Geneva, have discovered a giant black hole less than 2,000 light years away.
It’s being described as a monster – 33 times the size of the sun.
Black holes are notoriously difficult to detect. It was found by the European Space Agency’s Gaia observatory.
The researchers are now working out how such a black hole formed.
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