Black Hole Unleashes 60,000 km/s Storm, Stuns Scientists with Cosmic Catastrophe Warning

• A colossal black hole in galaxy NGC 3783 spewed an X-ray flare, followed by a fierce storm at 60,000 km/s, a never-before-seen event.
• Observed by XMM-Newton and XRISM telescopes, this unprecedented phenomenon is considered a major warning of a potential cosmic catastrophe.
• The black hole, 30 million times the Sun's mass and an Active Galactic Nucleus (AGN), suddenly adopted an aggressive form due to its magnetic field untangling.
• The super-fast winds, 40 times faster than the Sun's Coronal Mass Ejections (CMEs), could halt star formation and reshape the galaxy.
• Scientists like Leyi Gu and Matteo Guainazzi are monitoring this event to understand galaxy evolution and potential impacts, including on our Milky Way.

Why It Matters: A distant black hole unleashed an unprecedented 60,000 km/s storm, raising cosmic catastrophe fears.