According to space scientific researchers, a massive black hole has been tearing across space and leaving a 200,000-light-year-long trail of brand-new stars in its wake.
This gas is being turned into a contrail of new stars by the enormous forces in action, and NASA’s strong Hubble Space Telescope has captured this process on camera.
According to van Dokkum, the never-before-seen runaway black hole was stumbled upon.
“I was only skimming the Hubble image when I discovered that there is a small streak”.
The star trail is “quite astonishing, very, very bright, and very unusual,” he said, describing it as “not looking like anything we’ve seen before.”
Although this is the first tearaway black hole to be discovered, NASA speculates that it may not be the only one.
Pieter van Dokkum of Yale University said, “We think we’re witnessing a wake behind the black hole where the gas cools and is able to produce stars.
According to researchers, the black hole’s momentum is most likely causing the gas to be heated and blasted.
According to van Dokkum, “the supersonic, extremely high-velocity impact of the black hole passing through the gas shock the gas in front of it”.
According to the current conception, two galaxies likely combined 50 million years ago, bringing together two supermassive black holes that peacefully spun around one another. One of them was eventually ejected at a high speed, fast enough to go from the Earth to the moon in about 14 minutes, as a result of a third galaxy crashing in with its own black hole. This unstable and chaotic scene was caused by the third galaxy.
Astronomers assert that since everything is so far away, there is no reason for fear on Earth.
