Space and it's secrets.

Diamond
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Lately, something the size of Manhattan has been dicovered in space, making it the smallest ever identified so far. What is it?

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Sailracer

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"Sixty-five million years ago, a space rock smaller than Manhattan struck the earth with such force that nearly all life was wiped out.

Wipe Out

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Diamond
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No sorry SR , the article that I have is very serious

and dates back to... April 1, 2008.

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dogspit

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It appears to be the SMALLEST BLACK HOLE yet discovered.

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Diamond
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Félicitation! my friend, you got it , including my source.

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coldfuse

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15 miles across and 3.8 times the mass of the sun? That sort of puts black holes into perspective!

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Diamond
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I agree Coldfuse , we think, human beings, are at the center of the universe but things like this makes us feel more "humble".

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