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General relativity / Active galactic nucleus / Supermassive black hole / Seyfert galaxy / Rotating black hole / Schwarzschild radius / Accretion disc / Quasar / Intermediate-mass black hole / Black holes / Physics / Astronomy
Date: 2011-12-01 20:16:04
General relativity
Active galactic nucleus
Supermassive black hole
Seyfert galaxy
Rotating black hole
Schwarzschild radius
Accretion disc
Quasar
Intermediate-mass black hole
Black holes
Physics
Astronomy

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