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Radio images had revealed a classic double-sided jet of energy streaming away from this central galaxy.

Galactic cavities are thought to be created by jets of energy, which are liberated as matter falls into a supermassive black hole.

But long before any sort of material disappeared into a black hole, theorists have surmised, it would be accelerated to near-light speeds by the hole's gravitational field and heated to millions of degrees as it swirled in a dense doughnut around the gates of doom, sparking X-rays and shock waves and squeezing jets of energy and particles across space.

Models predict that such a "collapsar" spits out narrow jets of energy.

The incoming matter spirals into a raging disk that shoots powerful jets of energy into space.

One likely source for these is the powerful jets of energy seen sweeping out from some giant black holes.

Newborn neutron stars often spin fiercely and spew cone-shaped jets of energy into space, which rotate in and out of our view like the beacons in lighthouses.

Theorists now concur that massive stars must spew fantastic jets of energy into space when their cores collapse into black holes, but they disagree about what those jets look like.

X-rays stream from the hottest, most violent parts of the blast wave, so astrophysicists expect that analysis will yield insights into the physics of how new black holes spew titanic jets of energy into space.

Astronomer Fabrizio Nicastro of the Harvard-Smithsonian Cambridge, Massachusettsin Candridge, Massachisetts, and his colleagues monitored the galaxy Markarian 421, which contains a "blazar --an active blazar --anthat aims powerful jets of energy toward Earth.

Astrophysicists now believe that the burst's jets of energy spewed into space when a star's core imploded, forming a black hole or--in a minority view--a rapidly spinning neutron star with a crushing magnetic field.