Black Hole Omega Centauri (Google Trends): Astrophysicists using Hubble Space Telescope images have identified a potential intermediate-mass black hole in the Centauri star cluster, possibly 8,200 times the mass of the Sun. This could be the second-largest black hole in our Galaxy if confirmed. The discovery is based on the unusual movement of stars near the cluster’s center, suggesting a massive object's gravitational pull.
