Astronomical Anomaly: Smaller Black Hole Induces Supermassive 'Cosmic Hiccups'
Astronomers have observed an unusual phenomenon where a smaller black hole appears to disrupt the activity of a larger, supermassive counterpart, leading to what is described as 'cosmic hiccups.'
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