By tuning simulations to match reality, astronomers have found hints that black holes might exist within the nearest open ...

Astronomers have discovered a black hole coming towards Earth. Before you get too alarmed, just know that we aren’t actually in danger — however, that doesn’t make the news any less unsettling.

Astronomers may have discovered that the closest black holes to Earth could be lurking in the Hyades Cluster, which sits only ...

Astronomers found evidence of multiple stellar-mass black holes lurking in the nearby Hyades cluster, just 150 light-years ...

Scientists at the Royal Astronomical Society have made a groundbreaking discovery that has set the world of astronomy abuzz. A supermassive black hole, located 657 million light-years away in the ...

The closest black holes to Earth ever detected have been found in the Hyades open cluster just 150 light-years distant.

Unless they are giving off light by gobbling up nearby stars, it is impossible to know where black holes may lurk. It's for this reason that we know of only 20 such behemoths in our Milky Way ...

A NEW study has suggested that the nearest black hole to Earth could be 10 times closer than previously thought. The study was published in the journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical ...

Astronomers have discovered that the closest black holes to Earth may exist in the Hyades star cluster. Observations made with the Gaia satellite suggest that several black holes likely exist in ...

The closest black holes to Earth may have just gotten trillions of miles closer. In new research published in the September issue of the journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society ...

Scientists think two, or even three, black holes could live just about 150 light years from our planet. Astronomers may have discovered that the closest black holes to Earth could be lurking in ...

A NEW study has suggested that the nearest black hole to Earth could be 10 times closer than previously thought. The study was published in the journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical ...