Astrophysicists have no idea what this is.

[xtriggerman]

Here is a good Vid that shows some pretty interesting things going on in deep space. As you watch this, keep in mind "Light Radiation" has very pronounced effects on our planetary environment. Question is, Are we only now able to see such things with our equipment or is it truly a new phenomena. Biblical forecasting of a celestial antagonist is indisputable. Given its name..... ? Interesting none the less.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cD5MnHZUnOw

[Omega]

Seeing as we can only detect that which has happened how ever many light years away the observed phenomena is, I'd say we are just now able to detect it.  What ever happened, it happened, thousands, millions, to billions of years ago and just now reaching us.

[res308]

Wow! (That's all the scientific commentary I can manage at this time)

[DWARREN123]

A black hole so massive it has gone white, sends instead of sucking in.

[Omega]

5 minutes ago, DWARREN123 said:

A black hole so massive it has gone white, sends instead of sucking in.

Possibly one that got "full" and big-banged??

[nightrunner]

I must be an astrophysicist because I don’t know what it is either!

[n0rlf]

Where I wuz skooled we called that a unknown event. Scientificists suddieed tem.

Or perhaps it was just a Bud light!

[Oh Shoot]

The anomaly is called ASASSN-15lh, so just search for that if you want real info.

From Google:

https://www.google.com/search?newwindow=1&client=firefox-b-1&ei=_BBpWpjuIcTrzgLynqOABA&q=ASASSN-15lh&oq=ASASSN-15lh&gs_l=psy-ab.12..0i71k1l4.0.0.0.3325902.0.0.0.0.0.0.0.0..0.0....0...1c..64.psy-ab..0.0.0....0.kXuX2nmrAV8

- OS

[No_0ne]

Despite the video's attempt to make this into something it's not, the most likely explanation is this event was some type of supernova explosion, perhaps one not seen before.  Every time astrophysicists have discovered a different category of nova, it has started out like this, with a newer observation of an object which has some weird characteristics not found in other nova explosions.  Of course this same process occurs with the discoveries of other types of celestial objects, but this one has too many similarities to more conventional supernovas to ignore.  Current cosmological theories allow for types of supernovas that are extremely rare, and probably some which have not yet been observed, this may well turn out to be one of them.  There's a lot of interest in this object, and several competing theories as to it's origin, most of which  have been offered by very intelligent scientists with good credentials.  This guy isn't one of those, his youtube channel is after all devoted to UFO's, aliens, etc. You can find lots of sources of information on this object that are way better informed than his, you will have to search a long time to find even a few worse ...

Edited January 25, 2018 by No_0ne