Black holes mysteriously burp up fragments of stars they destroyed years earlier, and scientists have no idea whyBUSINESS INSIDER An artist's impression of a tidal disruption event. New research suggests that, contrary to what was previously thought, black holes can spew remnants of stars years after swallowing them.NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center/CI Lab Black holes have been spotted spitting up remnants of stars years after gobbling them up. The finding is confusing astronomers, as it doesn't fit with what we know about black holes.

India’s successful moon landing follows recent failures by other countries The Chandrayaan-3 mission delivered a lander and rover to the moon. Attempts by other countries this year show that getting there is still a challenge.