Scientists find 1st proof of star birth in black hole winds
Astronomers have discovered the first evidence of star formation in winds expelled from supermassive black holes. Black holes gobble galactic matter heating up the surrounding gas in the process and expel them in the form of powerful dense winds. The discovery was made using ESO's 'Very Large Telescope' at a Chile-based Observatory while studying colliding galaxies 600 million light-years away.