In May 2019, astronomers witnessed a bright flare coming from the center of our galaxy. The event was caused by matter accreting to our local black hole, a 4.6-million-solar-mass monster named Sagittarius A*. The cause of the flaring was unknown, though one researcher now says enigmatic "G-objects" may be responsible.
Astronomers Don't Know What Our Black Hole Ate, but They Definitely Saw It Belch
Gizmodo - 21 Apr 2021 23:42
In May 2019, astronomers witnessed a bright flare coming from the center of our galaxy. The event was caused by matter accreting to our local black hole, a 4.6-million-solar-mass monster named Sagittarius A*. The cause of the flaring was unknown, though one researcher now says enigmatic "G-objects" may be responsible.
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