Wobbling Black Hole Spews S-Shaped 'Poison', Devouring 20 Suns Worth of Stars Annually!

• Keck Observatory recorded a supermassive black hole in galaxy VV 340a ejecting a 20,000 light-year long, S-shaped gas stream.
• This is the first time such a wobbling jet has been observed in a disk galaxy, challenging previous theories.
• The powerful gas stream heats the galaxy's environment and expels gas equivalent to 20 suns annually, hindering new star formation.
• Scientists are investigating if two black holes at the center could be causing the 'Jet Precession' wobble.
• The discovery raises concerns about the future of galaxies, including our Milky Way, if similar events occur.

Why It Matters: A wobbling black hole in VV 340a is expelling gas, threatening its galaxy's star formation and future.