Using data from Gaia Space Telescope, an empty map was assembled in the sky with the center of the Milky Way in the center of the image
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Astronomers have rare glimpses into the heart of the Milky Way thanks to a false star exiled from the center of the galaxy.
In the middle of our galaxy is an ultra-high Massive black hole, closely surrounded by groups of hundreds of stars. A little more outside there is a larger disk of stars, and even out is an even larger group of stars known as nuclear star clusters (NSCs).
Source: www.newscientist.com
