What Was the Milky Way’s Black Hole Hiding? — Answer Found After 50 Years

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ALMA and Chandra reveal a long-predicted hot outflow from Sagittarius A* shaping nearby gas.

The Missing Feature Was a Black-Hole Wind

Sagittarius A* Is the Milky Way’s Central Giant

Theory Said an Outflow Had to Exist

The Galactic Centre Hid the Evidence

ALMA Produced an Unprecedented Gas Map

Researchers Removed the Black Hole’s Radio Glare

A Giant Cone Appeared in the Cold Gas

Chandra Found Hot Gas Filling the Cavity

Nearby Stars Could Not Explain the Structure

The Wind Reveals a Quiet Black Hole at Work

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For more than half a century, astronomers expected the Milky Way’s central black hole to produce an outflow, yet direct evidence remained missing. New observations have now revealed its long-hidden imprint.

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