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September 17, 2002 12:00 PM (EDT)

News Release Number: STScI-2002-18

Hubble Discovers Black Holes in Unexpected Places

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Black Holes Unexpectedly Discovered in Globular Clusters M15 and G1 Image Type: Astronomical Black Holes Unexpectedly Discovered in Globular Clusters M15 and G1PRC2002-18
Globular Cluster M15 Image Type: Astronomical Globular Cluster M15
Globular Cluster M31 G1 Image Type: Astronomical Globular Cluster M31 G1
Artist's View of a Black Hole in a Globular Cluster Image Type: Artwork Artist's View of a Black Hole in a Globular Cluster Artist's Concept
Using Spectroscopy to Measure Velocity Dispersion Image Type: Illustration Using Spectroscopy to Measure Velocity Dispersion
Relation of Black Hole Mass to Cluster Mass Image Type: Illustration Relation of Black Hole Mass to Cluster Mass
Relative Location of M15 and M31 G1 Image Type: Illustration Relative Location of M15 and M31 G1
Evidence for Existence of a Black Hole Image Type: Illustration Evidence for Existence of a Black Hole
Location of M15 and M31 G1 in the Northern Autumn Sky Image Type: Illustration Location of M15 and M31 G1 in the Northern Autumn Sky
Location of Globular Cluster G1 in Galaxy M31 Image Type: Illustration Location of Globular Cluster G1 in Galaxy M31
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