A black hole is traveling at 4.8 million miles per hour away from the center of its galaxy. Scientists believe it's been kicked out by powerful gravitational waves. For the first time, Eileen Meyer says, "all the little pieces of evidence line up in favor of this scenario very specifically.”
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