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Ramesh Narayan ()
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Nature, 2003, vol. 425, issue 6961, 908-909

Abstract: Why is the black hole at the centre of our Galaxy so dim, when those in other galaxies can outshine the stars around them? Newly discovered bursts of infrared radiation may give the first clues to what is going on.

Date: 2003
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