Is That a Black Hole?

There's always a bit of a leap therelike, we don't know anything other than a black hole that could be this small end tis dense. But these things have clouds. And so you can sort of tell where it is in this process of having exploded and then reforming something. Sometimes you'll get like, new planets forming around the neutron star or the black hole at the core, well, that's cool. So then that's the youngest black hole we've ever seen. Like, we haven't seen one in the last thousand years, or we don't think one has come into existence in the last 1000 years. Isn't that weird? Given how many stars there are in