One side would be like, is there a limit to how big a black hole can grow?

When we talk about habitable planets, it doesn't mean that they'd necessarily be habitable by humans,

just that it might be possible for life to be on them.

So every week, astronauts have a cleaning day on the space station and use a vacuum cleaner.

That is something that you don't see in the films.

Hello and welcome to the Supermassive podcast from the Royal Astronomical Society with me,

science journalist Izzy Clark and astrophysicist Dr. Becky Smith. Yeah, we finally got a plan

together and decided we kicked 2023 off with a good old-fashioned

Q&A episode. And I actually think our listeners broke the record for the amount of

questions sent in. So thank you everyone. That was very nice. Yeah, although my notifications

blew up, yeah. R-IP, your phone. Yeah.

But, you know, everyone knows the drill by now.

Becky and Robert are on hand to tackle all things, space and astronomy.

And our editor, Richard Hollingham, is here for all things on space travel.

So we normally start these things with a space-related fact, and I want you to bring your favourite ones.

But I want to change that for this year.

So what is your favourite space-related myth that we, well, you know, not we, maybe we.

Humans would we.

Yeah.

Have now proven incorrect.

Becky, do you want to start? I mean, I feel like I've brought two,

because I couldn't decide. I feel like mine aren't really like proven false. It's more the fact

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