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NASA's SWIFT Catches Vagabond Black Hole Snacking On A Star 750 Million Light-Years Away
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Mashable India
> ScienceA supermassive black hole sitting far outside the core of its host galaxy has ripped apart a passing star, and NASA's Swift Observatory caught the aftermath.
The black hole weighs in at roughly a million solar masses and did its damage in a galaxy about 750 million light-years from Earth.
How Did The Black Hole End Up A Loose Cannon?
Why the black hole ended up so far from a galactic center is still being debated.
It may have started in a smaller galaxy that eventually merged into the larger one, getting knocked loose in the process.