A black hole at the heart of the dwarf galaxy Henize 2-10 is creating stars rather than gobbling them up. Can Black Holes really be a progenitor of life rather than a harbinger of death and destruction? New observations by the Hubble Telescope show a very different side of these these mysterious entities…

A side that would even make Stephen Hawking question everything we know about them.

Black holes are known as the Darth Vaders of the universe, evil entities that gobble up even light itself and from which no escape is possible. Born from death, they are the invincible consequences of Einstein’s theory of gravity, and the comfortable laws of physics are turned on their heads if you get too close to one.

Stephen Hawking, in his classic “A Brief History of Time,” described the “spaghettification” that a celestial wanderer would experience as their bodies and very molecules would be pulled apart and stretched in this wretched, one-sided encounter.

Thus, the narrative of the cosmic boogeyman goes.

But turns out, it’s not so simple after all, and it’s our old reliable Hubble Space Telescope that is turning our conventional wisdom about black holes inside out.

And the evidence is clear—black holes are much less one-dimensional than we ever realized.

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