A runaway star found racing through space at an incredible 2.5 million km an hour (1.6 million mph), suffered a brush with a monster black hole at the heart of our galaxy, astronomers believe. Data collected using the Hubble space telescope suggests the speeding sun was part of a triple-star system that was drifting through [...]
A runaway star found racing through space at an incredible 2.5 million km an hour (1.6 million mph), suffered a brush with a monster black hole at the heart of our galaxy, astronomers believe. Data collected using the Hubble space telescope suggests the speeding sun was part of a triple-star system that was drifting through [...]
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