New model suggests hidden object at galaxy center
Chinese astronomers have proposed a hypothesis suggesting that the presence of a large, highly inclined celestial body near the Sagittarius A black hole at the center of the Milky Way galaxy explains the unusual distribution of stars in the region. Studies indicate that this object could be an intermediate-mass black hole responsible for dispersing stars into three distinct groups, as well as creating a semi-empty area around the galactic center. Future research is expected to help uncover this body and its influence on the galaxy's structure.
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