Hidden Filaments in Milky Way Core Trace Ancient Black Hole Outflow

TL;DR
Astronomers using the MeerKAT radio telescope found a new population of horizontal, 5–10 light-year filaments near the Galactic Center that point toward Sagittarius A*. Their thermal emissions and alignment along the galactic plane differ from previously known vertical filaments, suggesting a past energetic outflow from the Milky Way’s central black hole and offering clues about its accretion disk orientation and history.
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