Feb 25 - Some Black Holes Erase your Past

February 25 Some Black Holes Erase your Past by:

Some black holes erase your past You can't survive a passage into a black hole ... or can you? A UC Berkeley mathematician says you could enter certain types of black holes, but your past would be obliterated and you'd have an infinite number of possible futures. Supermassive black hole and host galaxy not evolving together? Astronomers assumed supermassive black holes and their host galaxies evolve together and affect each other. They call it co-evolution. But it's not happening in the distant galaxy WISE1029. This asteroid sweeps closer than our moon today The average distance of the moon is 239,000 miles (385,000 km). Asteroid 2018 DU will sweep significantly closer around noon, central U.S. time, today (18:22 UTC; translate UTC to your time). Tonight and tomorrow night … Moon and Gemini The moon's orbital motion carries it eastward through the constellations of the zodiac ... and through Gemini these next 2 nights.

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Tonight and tomorrow night … Moon and Gemini Another bright star is also nearby; it's Procyon, aka the Little Dog Star.

This asteroid sweeps closer than our moon today At the time of this image, the asteroid was already closer than our moon, still getting closer. It'll be pass safely around noon (Central Standard Time in the U.S.) Sunday. Image via Virtual Telescope Project and Tenagra Observatories. Submit your photo to EarthSky here! Did a friend forward EarthSkyNews to you? Click here to get your own subscription!

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