That First Black Hole Seen in an Image Is Now Called Pōwehi, at Least in Hawaii by CHRISTOPHER MELE

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The word, which means “adorned fathomless dark creation,” is derived from the Kumulipo, a centuries-old Hawaiian creation chant, said a professor who helped with the naming.

Published: April 13, 2019 at 02:00AM

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