Rare Black Hole Could Be Behind Odd Movement at the Milky Way's Center

Amaze Lab 2020-02-17

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Researchers detected gas clouds at the center of our galaxy orbiting an undetectable object 10,000 the mass of our sun, which could be evidence of an elusive type of black hole.

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