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Astronomers can’t find any sign of the black hole at the center of a quasar. It is still there, of course, but over the past 10 years, it appears to have swallowed all the gas in its vicinity and gone quiet.
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!['More of the morning Sun
Although people in the Northern Hemisphere experienced the shortest day of the year more than two weeks ago (at the winter solstice December 21), the Sun has continued to rise slightly later with each passing day. That trend stops this morning for those at 35° north latitude. Tomorrow’s sunrise will arrive less than a second earlier than today’s. This turnover point depends on latitude. If you live farther north, the switch occurred a few days ago; closer to the equator, the change won’t happen until later in January. For daily observing events, follow @[108218329601:274:Astronomy Magazine]'s Sky This Week http://goo.gl/QQ1dxd. (Astronomy/David J. Eicher)'](https://scontent-lga3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-xfa1/v/t1.0-0/s160x160/994741_10153894483439602_898078732303353876_n.jpg?oh=ca62e9ff3b79d0b14157fa10106fcf27&oe=56FC0097)
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