Hubble discovers a galaxy that points a black hole on us

The photo of a galaxy with a black hole in its center was taken by the Hubble telescope. The favorable location of the galaxy makes it easy to observe its black hole and thus to better understand the mechanisms of the development of space objects.
The orbital observatory Hubble took a photo of a galaxy in the constellation Virgo, relatively close to ours, whose location allows us to observe a black hole located in its center, tells the website of the Hubble telescope.
The galaxy 2XMM J143450.5 + 033843 is at a distance of 400 million light years from Earth, which is not very far, at least according to spatial criteria. Apart from its favorable location in relation to the Milky Way and the Earth, this galaxy has no other peculiarities. It belongs to the category of ordinary spiral galaxies and is part of the "Seyfert objects" - galaxies containing an active black hole.

The photo of a galaxy with a black hole in its center was taken by the Hubble telescope. The favorable location of the galaxy makes it easy to observe its black hole and thus to better understand the mechanisms of the development of space objects.
The orbital observatory Hubble took a photo of a galaxy in the constellation Virgo, relatively close to ours, whose location allows us to observe a black hole located in its center, tells the website of the Hubble telescope.
The galaxy 2XMM J143450.5 + 033843 is at a distance of 400 million light years from Earth, which is not very far, at least according to spatial criteria. Apart from its favorable location in relation to the Milky Way and the Earth, this galaxy has no other peculiarities. It belongs to the category of ordinary spiral galaxies and is part of the "Seyfert objects" - galaxies containing an active black hole.