A supermassive black hole with a case of cosmic indigestion has been burping out the remains of a shredded star for four years—and it’s still going strong, new research led by a University of Oregon astrophysicist shows.
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'Jetty McJetface': Star-shredding black hole may keep ramping up its radio jet until 2027 peak
