Black holes: Crime in search of a crime scene

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James Guillochon

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[1] James Guillochon is at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics,

[2] 60 Garden St,undefined

[3] Cambridge,undefined

[4] Massachusetts 02138,undefined

[5] USA.,undefined

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Nature Astronomy | / 1卷

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The destruction of stars by supermassive black holes appears to be rarer than predicted. A candidate stellar disruption in a kind of galaxy that is usually obscured may explain why.

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