Abstract
When a star gets too close to a central black hole, it can be tidally destroyed and swallowed up by the black hole, after rotating in the accretion disk. This event, known as a Tidal Disruption Event (TDE), is observed around nearby cores.
When a star gets too close to a central black hole, it can be tidally destroyed and swallowed up by the black hole, after rotating in the accretion disk. This event, known as a Tidal Disruption Event (TDE), is observed around nearby cores.