Studying this binary, not named as peaks 213-1021 could reveal new information about how supermassive black holes form and what happens when two of them collide. This is the second pair of binary black holes ever discovered and the tightest Netflix scientists have found. They have also discovered the universe's first known black hole binary candidate in 2020 in a Galaxy about 3.5 billion light years from Earth
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