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The monstrous black hole lost its plasma ring
Something hit the plasma ring of the black hole, and that thing caused that the plasma around that black hole vanished. The highly energetic radiation, what acted like some kind of laser or electron ray hit the plasma, what orbited the black hole, and then it caused the overheating in the plasma, what made some of the material in the disk around the black hole move outwards or away from the black hole.
The radiation that makes that can be the X- or Gamma-ray burst, that comes from another black hole. Or it can be the electron ray, which comes from the neutron star or magnetar, the lightweight neutron star, which can create the strongest magnetic fields in the universe.
The core of the lightweight neutron star rotates faster than a regular neutron star. And that super-fast rotation makes an extremely strong magnetic field around them, which pushes electrons away from that object by extreme force.
The radiation can come from the neutron star or it can come from some other highly energetic object. And when it hit the plasma, what orbited black hole, it acts as similar radiation acts in the atmosphere. So the highly energetic radiation causes cosmic lightning, which makes the gas travel outside of the impact point. The electron rays of the neutron stars are flashes of lightning, which power is much much higher than the flashes of lightning on Earth. But electron flow makes always the same thing.
The high-power energy radiation acts like lightning in the atmosphere. The high energetic electrons would travel in the atmosphere and heat the gas. When the gas is heated, it starts to expand. And the gas is always acting similar way. On the cosmic scale the power of the ray of highly energetic radiation that hits the plasma ring, that thing causes a similar effect, the pressure burst what is like the lightning on Earth but its power is higher. And the ability to make the plasma disk around the black hole vanishing tells something about the power of the flashes of lightning in the universe.
Sources:
https://www.livescience.com/black-hole-corona-killer.html
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