Small Black Hole Creats Panic in A Big Black Hole; Scientists Shocked To See This Unique Movement

In an unprecedented discovery, scientists have found that a small black hole is creating a lot of noise in the accretion disk of a larger supermassive black hole and swallowing its material. It is being claimed that this discovery will change all the information we have about black holes. The surprising thing is that this black hole, which calms down after stirring every eight and a half days, releases a balloon of gas at the last moment.

Through a study published in Science Advances, a team from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has reported that the universe appears to be more surprising and more active than expected. A surprising behavior has been seen in the black hole, which has never been seen before. In fact, this supermassive black hole is not as quiet as it is thought to be. The interaction of a supermassive black hole located at the center of a galaxy and a smaller black hole revolving around it gives rise to a strange phenomenon.

According to scientists, when a small black hole passes through the rotating bed of accretion disk, gas and dust of a supermassive black hole, then its gravity pulls the gas and dust of the disk. Due to this disruption, gas is expelled from the disk, which is thrown into space by the gravitational effect of the small black hole. This balloon of gas is like those splashes of water. After this everything becomes calm. This sequence keeps repeating itself after every eight and a half days. Each time the tiny black hole completes an orbit and passes through the disk it brightens and then returns to its normal state. Scientists are calling it astronomical hiccup.