What must be present for scientists to detect black holes?

. a cloud of dust

. a gamma ray burst

. the loss of a star

. the force of gravity

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Cory

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2 March, 23:31

What must be present for scientists to detect black holes?

. a cloud of dust

. a gamma ray burst

. the loss of a star

. the force of gravity

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Azaria · Answer 1

D is the answer you are looking for!

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Jake Mcbride · Answer 2

D. the force of gravity

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Black holes are detected as surrounding material (like gas) is funnelled by the force of gravity into a disk around the black hole. The gas molecules in the disk swirl around the black hole so fast that they heat up and emit X-rays. These X-rays can be detected from Earth.

What must be present for scientists to detect black holes?. a cloud of dust. a gamma ray burst. the loss of a star. the force of gravity

What must be present for scientists to detect black holes?

. a cloud of dust

. a gamma ray burst

. the loss of a star

. the force of gravity