The phenomenon of energetic objects like supernovae and active galactic nuclei suggests that individual cosmic structures can shape their surrounding environment significantly, influencing vast regions of space.
New findings reveal that the active galaxy Porphyrion, through its black hole jets, has created a structure 24 million light-years across, redefining the influence typical cosmic objects can have.
These transient energetic objects can emit more energy than all stars in their host galaxies combined, leading to dramatic changes in interstellar medium and even ionizing surrounding space.
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