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Prafull Sharma: Curious mind behind Deep Seeking. As a learner, researcher, and lifelong stargazer, I bring together my love for astronomy and tech to deliver content that educates, inspires, and challenges your imagination. Let’s zoom into the unknown ✨

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🌌 5 Unsolved Space Mysteries That Still Haunt Scientists in 2025

- May 09, 2025

Even with our most powerful telescopes and spacecraft, the cosmos retains secrets. Here are some of the biggest space puzzles that scientists still can’t fully explain:

What’s at the Center of a Black Hole? It’s not just mysterious, it’s mind bending & extreme.

- April 12, 2025

We’ve all heard that black holes pull everything in. But what’s waiting at the very center of that cosmic trapdoor? Let’s explore one of the greatest space mysteries: the singularity. images-assets.nasa.gov/image/PIA22085/PIA22085~orig.jpg

🌌 How Big Can a Black Hole Get? (Exploring the Largest Monsters in the Universe)

- April 12, 2025

Black holes come in many sizes — from star-sized to supermassive. But what if we ask the ultimate question: Is there a limit to how big a black hole can grow? Here’s what science says in 2025 about the largest black holes ever discovered — and how big they could theoretically get. 🌟 Types of Black Holes by Size Stellar-Mass Black Holes Formed from collapsing stars Mass: 5 to 100 times that of the Sun Intermediate-Mass Black Holes (IMBHs) Rare and mysterious Mass: Hundreds to thousands of solar masses Supermassive Black Holes (SMBHs) At galaxy centers (like Sagittarius A* in the Milky Way) Mass: Millions to billions of solar masses Ultramassive Black Holes The giants among giants Estimated mass: Up to tens of billions of solar masses 🕳️ The Biggest Known Black Hole (So Far) As of 2025, the largest black hole ever detected is: TON 618 Estimated mass: 66 billion times the Sun Located in a distant quasar Its event horizon ...

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