Astronomers have found that supermassive black holes might be responsible for the low star formation rates in some of the universe’s largest galaxies. By studying NGC 4151 with NASA- and JAXA-supported XRISM, researchers discovered powerful winds from black holes that could impede the formation of new stars by dispersing vital raw materials.
Black Hole Winds May Steal Future Stars from Giant Galaxies
Astronomers Find Evidence of Black Hole Influence Using XRISM Observations
Seoul Globe Desk
Editorial Team
Published on June 19, 2026
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