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Radio and PodcastLive Radio & PodcastsA monster black hole rips apart a Sun-like star in a spectacular stellar feeding frenzy. Also; Earth's magnetic field isn't about to flip just yet, and the new model explaining how the Moon got its tilt.
Black hole stellar feeding frenzy is an episode from StarStuff with Stuart Gary by ABC Science. A monster black hole rips apart a Sun-like star in a spectacular stellar feeding frenzy. Also; Earth's magnetic field isn't about to flip just y...
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Published Dec 2, 2015, 30:00 long, audio available.
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A monster black hole rips apart a Sun-like star in a spectacular stellar feeding frenzy. Also; Earth's magnetic field isn't about to flip just yet, and the new model explaining how the Moon got its tilt.
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Black hole stellar feeding frenzy is from StarStuff with Stuart Gary by ABC Science.
Published Dec 2, 2015 and 30:00 long