The mystery of a massive astronomical phenomenon is explained
in La Palma, Spain. With those instruments conducting observations of their own, and with other alternatives ruled out, Wiseman and his colleagues have come to the conclusion that the brilliant, steady light of AT2021lwx is caused by a massive cloud of gas many thousands of times the size of our sun that was orbiting a black hole and was somehow disrupted—the astronomers don’t yet know how—causing the gas to fall into the hole.
, in Chile, is set to come online in the next few years, and the astronomers will point that telescope AT2021lwx’s way too—and elsewhere as well. “We are hoping to discover more events like this and learn more about them,” says Wiseman. “It could be that these events, although extremely rare, are so energetic that they are key parts of how the centers of galaxies change over time.” That fact
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