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Okay, thank you Letum, I should've read the article more thouroughly, I was actually thinking about Hawking's radiation (the whole thing about subatomic particles ejecting from the blackhole itself, until it actually evaporates or "uncolapses" itself eventually), and it seems the article was talking about matter ejected in the regions adjacent to the black hole (in't that also refered to cosmic dragon or something of sorts?), not on the event horizon itself... So what we have here is a tenuous magnetic field isolating these filaments of cooled down matter (gas) from the accelarated heated cluster gas... but shouldn't the stringss actually be denser than their cluster gas counterpart?
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