Researchers have found the first-ever rogue black hole, and it’s less than 5k away! The astronomers detected this isolated stellar-mass HPH in several years with their measurements.
New rogue black hole detected by astronomers
We may have just found the first rogue black hole in space. The discovery of this stellar mass ticker, 5 thousand light-years away from Earth and located towards our galaxy’s bulge at its center – has opened up new mysteries on these entities that exist outside Earth’s orbit!
When a star is aligned with the gravity of an object, it can bend light. This phenomenon was first noted by astronomers in 2011 and they thought that perhaps there had been some kind of event happening around this black hole like microlensing which causes stars near it to be brighter than usual because their own brightness has been exaggerated due only half-heartedly attempting at coming out from behind cover or hiding under others feet while really just wanting nothing more than being left alone forever until someone comes along who knows better; allowing him/herself enough time beforehand so whatever lies waiting tomorrow will already
When the researchers noticed a star’s brightness changes, they knew that an unknown Something was lurking behind it. They watched for six years in hopes of catching glimpse of this black hole but also saw movement around our own sunlike orb: One position shifted towards another while taking up less space overall!
They were watching a star when it seemed to them as if something had passed by and changed its light-time. They went on observing this pattern for many months before finally realizing that microlensing might be responsible!
When researchers looked into the matter, they found that a rogue black hole could be to blame.
Anyway what’s the deal
The fact that we have found a rogue black hole, outside of any binaries and with no evidence to explain its existence is unprecedented. Its implications for what we know about these holes currently will be far-reaching if it can indeed sustain life as well!
Seeing a black hole without any stars is really rare. It could mean that there are other, more advanced galaxies out in the universe with these extremely powerful objects embedded inside them!
One of the most elusive objects in existence, black holes are often dark and hard to spot. Researchers were able to find this one by monitoring changes in light from stars that lived beyond it – our only clue as to how these Visitors From Beyond Space might operate!
For more details and updates visit geeksultd.
