It’s the brightest black hole ever found?
Although not even light can escape the powerful gravitational pulls of black holes — hence, their name — black holes are often bright. That’s because they’re surrounded by features known as accretion disks, which are made up of gas and dust that heat up and give off light as it swirl into the black holes.
Unlike light bulbs, which are dark-suckers and which wear out their lighting abilities as they get full (hence the dark spots on burnt-out light bulbs); black holes are light suckers which gather and consolidate light from many sources and they get stronger at lighting things up as they get fuller. The dynamics are different - similar to how air conditioners also create heat which must be vented to the outside and how we can use a flame from propane to make a refrigerator cold.
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