Researchers say that for the last two years X-ray flashes have been coming out of the supermassive black hole with an increasing frequency, going from once every 18 minutes to every seven minutes.

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X-ray oscillations linked to black hole 1ES 1927+654 White dwarf orbits close to the black hole, preventing fall XMM-Newton detects X-ray flashes, hinting at gravitational waves ...

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More recently, the same black hole has displayed another baffling phenomenon. Over a span of two years, astronomers detected X-ray flashes from 1ES 1927+654 that increased in frequency from one flash ...

A distant supermassive black hole, the mysterious 1ES 1927+654, emits X-ray pulses unlike anything previously recorded, which MIT astronomers hypothesize results from a cosmic balancing act.