00:00Astronomers have spotted something rare deep in space.
00:03A mysterious black hole is wandering far from its galaxy's center.
00:07The discovery happened after a star was torn apart by its gravity.
00:11That created a powerful flash called a tidal disruption event.
00:15The flare appeared about 30,000 light-years from the galaxy's center.
00:19That makes it the most distant offset yet recorded in visible light.
00:23Scientists estimate the black hole is about one million times the mass of our Sun.
00:28Researchers say it may have been displaced after an ancient galaxy merger.
00:32Artificial intelligence helped identify the unusual cosmic flare.
00:37The AI system searched huge amounts of telescope data for rare events.
00:41Scientists then confirmed the discovery using the SOAR telescope in Chile.
00:46Researchers say these flares can reveal black holes that are otherwise invisible.
00:51Future telescopes could find hundreds or even thousands more.
00:55The discovery may offer new clues about how massive black holes move through galaxies.
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