437K views · 10K reactions | A typical tidal disruption event (TDE). | Cosmoknowledge | Facebook

Tidal Disruption Event ☆☆✨️When a Star gets a little too close to a Supermassive Black Hole!!!!!✨️☆☆ ☆When a wandering star gets too close to a black hole, it experiences a strong gravitational force from the black hole that is known as tidal forces. Tidal forces are caused by the different gravitational pulls on different parts of the star. This differential pull can cause the star to stretch and eventually tear apart. This event is called the tidal disruption event, and the process is known as

Researchers at MIT have uncovered 18 new instances of Tidal Disruption Events (TDEs), where stars are violently pulled apart by nearby black holes. This significant discovery was made possible through analyzing NEOWISE satellite telescope data. | Interesting Engineering

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