Three supermassive black holes have been discovered in the same galaxy

[Redaktion]

Astronomers have detected, for the first time, three supermassive black holes located in the same galaxy. However, while this discovery is significant, further studies will be needed, particularly to determine their fate.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Three-supermassive-black-holes-have-been-discovered-in-the-same-galaxy.1368543.0.html

[Ben Gardner]

This would explain how supermassive black holes in center of galaxies came to be (by merging). And those SBH were may be created by hypernovae explosions of population 3 stars.

PS: Interesting perspectives and related: youtube.com/@bgaede

[CaptainObvious]

"However, while this discovery is significant, further studies will be needed, particularly to determine their fate." I seem to remember this sentence from some other article. Oh, I remember, it was Alexis Stegmann's previous astronomy article! And the one before that!

"But while this image provides new answers, some mysteries remain." (Alexis Stegmann, 08/11/2026)
"But many questions remain regarding the origin of this celestial object, and further studies will be needed." (Alexis Stegmann, 08/09/2026)
"Further observations are planned in the coming days to better understand the consequences." (Alexis Stegmann, 08/08/2026)
"And while this event is unique, new studies could help them unravel several mysteries." (Alexis Stegmann, 08/06/2026)
"Although this discovery is significant, many mysteries remain, and further studies will need to be conducted." (Alexis Stegmann, 08/03/2026)
"But while this discovery provides a better understanding of the universe, further studies will need to be conducted in the future." (Alexis Stegmann, 07/19/2026)
"However, while this is a major breakthrough, further observations will be needed to better understand this unique world." (Alexis Stegmann, 07/17/2026)

These articles seem scripted to me. Nothing an AI couldn't do.