Supermassive black hole emits neon 'treble clef' radio waves in space
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A supermassive black hole has been observed emitting a neon pink shape resembling a treble clef, which is actually a source of unusual radio waves detected deep in space. This discovery highlights a bizarre and visually striking phenomenon in the cosmos.
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