00:00Supermassive black holes may be far more powerful than astronomers once believed.
00:04New observations from the XRISM X-ray satellite are changing what scientists know about black hole winds.
00:11Researchers studied the quasar H. Wainte 821-10643, located about 3.4 billion light-years from Earth.
00:19It is powered by a rapidly growing supermassive black hole at the center of a galaxy cluster.
00:24The XRISM detected turbulent, extremely hot gas, moving far beyond the black hole's host galaxy.
00:30The turbulent flow extends roughly 300,000 light-years into surrounding space.
00:35Scientists found that this activity carries about 100 times more energy than earlier estimates suggested.
00:42That energy is equivalent to several billion supernova explosions.
00:46The findings show black hole winds can influence much more than their own galaxies.
00:51Researchers say these powerful outflows may help shape gas movement across entire galaxy groups.
00:57Future observations could reveal more about how black holes move energy and elements through the cosmos.
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