Waves emanating from aWaves emanating from a brilliant explosion in the constellation Draco (Latin for “dragon”) — about 3.8 billion light years from Earth — are continuing to be observed long after scientists expected the event to stop. The best explanation at the moment is that the black hole at Draco’s center swallowed a star, creating the spectacular cosmic light show. http://www.technewsworld.com/story/Cosmic-Fireworks-Erupt-When-Black-Hole-in-Dragons-Belly-Swallows-Star-72239.html?wlc=1302395708
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Waves emanating from a
Waves emanating from a brilliant explosion in the constellation Draco (Latin for “dragon”) — about 3.8 billion light years from Earth — are continuing to be observed long after scientists expected the event to stop. The best explanation at the moment is that the black hole at Draco’s center swallowed a star, creating the spectacular cosmic light show. http://www.technewsworld.com/story/Cosmic-Fireworks-Erupt-When-Black-Hole-in-Dragons-Belly-Swallows-Star-72239.html?wlc=1302395708