US EditionA water vapor cloud in space which has 100 trillion times the amount of water present on Earth
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A water vapor cloud in space which has 100 trillion times the amount of water present on Earth
The water cloud contains enough water to fill Earth’s oceans 140 trillion times.Key TakeawaysA supermassive black hole 12 billion light-years away contains the largest water cloud yet seen.This water cloud has a mass 40 billion times that of Earth, surrounding a quasar.The quasar emits intense energy, heating surrounding gases, which produces this massive water vapor cloud.This cosmic water reservoir formed when the universe was only 1.6 billion…
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