Just about every day, the black hole at the center of our Milkyway Galaxy flairs uo with a burst of gamma as well as X-ray radios. This here to fore undiscovered phenomena was discovered by the Cnandra space telescope operated by NASA and documented over several years.
Not all the x-ray radiation need come from material falling through the black hole's event horizon. Any object that passes withing 100 million miles of the super massive singularity would instantly be torn apart. Then it would be torn apart by the gravitational forces. Then the material would then be vaporized by friction bye the hot, thin gases that are falling into the black hole giant.
From the article
Very long observations ...will be made with Chandra later in 2012 that will give valuable new information about the frequency and brightness of flares and should help to test the model proposed here to explain them.
Not all the x-ray radiation need come from material falling through the black hole's event horizon. Any object that passes withing 100 million miles of the super massive singularity would instantly be torn apart. Then it would be torn apart by the gravitational forces. Then the material would then be vaporized by friction bye the hot, thin gases that are falling into the black hole giant.
From the article
Very long observations ...will be made with Chandra later in 2012 that will give valuable new information about the frequency and brightness of flares and should help to test the model proposed here to explain them.
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