A white dwarf artist depiction of supermasive black hole 1s 1927+654
Auror Simate/Sonoma State University
The strange vibrations from a supermasive black hole are seen growing more often and they can be caused by a white dwarf star that revolve around its occurrence of the horizon.
In 2018, a supermasive Black Hole called 1ES 1927+654 took astronomers by converting to a very bright from a relatively passive black hole. This was the first time that a supermasive black hole was seen changing in this way.
(Tagstotransite) Astronomy (T) Black Hole
