Topic: Black Hole Jerked Around Twice

[sam]

This image shows the effects of a giant black hole that has been flipped around twice, causing its spin axis to point in a different direction from before. The large optical image, from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey, is centered on a radio galaxy named 4C +00.58. The smaller image to the right shows a close-up view of this galaxy in X-rays (in gold) from the Chandra X-ray Observatory, and radio waves (in blue) from the Very Large Array.

http://chandra.harvard.edu/photo/2010/4c0058/

[Clive]

If confirmed, this discovery might explain several mysterious-looking objects found throughout the Universe.

Always good when a plan comes together!