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Binary Black Hole in 3C 75

Two supermassive black holes orbit each other at the center of galaxy 3C 75. They are 25,000 light-years apart, surrounded by multimillion-degree x-ray gas. These black holes power the galaxy's giant radio source, blasting out jets of relativistic particles. The image combines X-ray data in blue and radio data in pink, revealing the dynamics of this merging galaxy system in the Abell 400 cluster.