A stellar-mass black hole population in the globular cluster NGC 6101?

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Des centaines de trous noirs pourraient se trouver dans l’amas globulaire atypique NGC 6101

Café des sciences, 10 Sep 2016

Une étude portant sur l'amas globulaire atypique NGC 6101 vient de montrer qu'il doit posséder plusieurs centaines de trous…

New Research Reveals Hundreds of Undiscovered Black Holes

Slashdot, 10 Sep 2016

An anonymous reader quotes a report from Phys.Org: New research by the University of Surrey published in the journal Monthly…

NGC 6101: Star Cluster with Hundreds of Black Holes?

Sci-News.com, 09 Sep 2016

Computer simulations of a globular cluster called NGC 6101 reveal that it contains several hundreds of stellar-mass black holes…

New research shines startling light on star systems that host hundreds of black holes

The Archaeology News Network, 09 Sep 2016

New research by the University of Surrey published today in the journal Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society has…

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