A Mysterious Object Punched a Hole in the Milky Way, Scientists Are Confused

You have got to wonder what this mysterious object is. Is it possible that this is the same object which has been sending an increase in cosmic rays, especially x-rays, towards our Solar System? This mystery seems to be a relativily new one since it wasn't until early this year that it was discovered when in the past it was not there at all. So far they are calling the source of this disturbance as being invisible, and being eaither massive and moving very slow, or being smaller but moving incredibly fast.

Jamie Seidel
News Corp Australia Network June 1, 201912:08pm

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The American Physical Society annual meeting has been presented with evidence of a ‘dark impactor’ — an invisible source of gravity — tearing holes in our galaxy’s tidal star formations.

Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics researcher Dr Ana Bonaca was studying stellar streams, long lines of stars stretched out and flowing through our galaxy.

But the longest of these stellar streams, dubbed GD-1, looked a little odd.

It should have been a single line, stretched across the sky by the galaxy’s gravity. But there’s a monstrous hole in the star stream. And that hole — like a bullet hole — has a jagged edge where the force of an impact knocked stars out of alignment.
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“So what’s new here?” says Monash University associate professor in astrophysics Dr Michael Brown. “Well this stream has notches and twists in it, which suggest its gone by something several million times the mass of the Sun.”

Attempts to track down the cause of the hole have failed.
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‘Hole� � in Milky Way may point to dark matter

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Nov. 19, 2008

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Mysterious Source of High-Energy Cosmic Radiation Discovered


WASHINGTON -- Scientists announced Wednesday the discovery of a previously unidentified nearby source of high-energy cosmic rays. The finding was made with a NASA-funded balloon-borne instrument high over Antarctica.

Researchers from the Advanced Thin Ionization Calorimeter (ATIC) collaboration, led by scientists at Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, published the results in the Nov. 20 issue of the journal Nature. The new results show an unexpected surplus of cosmic ray electrons at very high energy -- 300-800 billion electron volts -- that must come from a previously unidentified source or from the annihilation of very exotic theoretical particles used to explain dark matter.

"This electron excess cannot be explained by the standard model of cosmic ray origin," said John P. Wefel, ATIC project principal investigator and a professor at Louisiana State. "There must be another source relatively near us that is producing these additional particles."
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Cosmic Rays, especially X-Rays, The Solar System is Receiving Have been Increasing

So i wonder if there is a connection between the two.

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

Amazing. If our Sun (Sol) were dragged or moved a few million miles, would Earth move with it? Hope so!

Mysterious and interesting for sure.

Note another thread exists for this topic minus your informative video.
www.abovetopsecret.com...

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

It's dark matter! It's a black hole!
Maybe it's a...

Thanos, thats my guess.

Seriously.

a reply to: carewemust

Yes.
That's how gravitational interactions are believed to work.
Something could not physically move the sun without moving Earth.
In relative terms it's the same as if you were to ask, if it was possible to move the Earth, without disturbing the moon.

Unless you're a diehard flat Earther or you believe the fundamentals of modern astrophysics is wrong, you can't move one massive object, without moving other massive objects. (As far as we know today, circa 2019.)

Give it a few years, and a couple more papers to be published, and a few more telescopes to be active.

There will be some hogwash ideas about super strings or rod equivalents of black holes.

Then, someone's going to figure out/be able to adequately provide evidence for their idea that these holes were caused by specific black hole interactions.

What's really going to bake some noodles later will be when they observe the inverse effects.

If that's true.

We're effed people.

Something that powerful is a universal extinction level event.

Wandering rogue black hole perhaps was my first thought.

originally posted by: neo96
If that's true.

We're effed people.

Something that powerful is a universal extinction level event.

Its a UFO that is powered by a singularity drive that is screwy.

a reply to: ElectricUniverse

Those are the sectors of the hard drive that need to be defragmented.

a reply to: yuppa

You know . it fits. Nothin we know of in the universe moves that fast , but a ship moving very fast gaining mass.... Could be.

a reply to: Archivalist

Something could not physically move the sun without moving Earth.

But the Sun and its planets already moves within the Milky Way. Your answer to carewemust could have been better worded.