NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope spots runaway black hole creating ‘trail of stars’

Using a Hubble Space Telescope, NASA researchers accidentally stumbled upon a supermassive black hole leaving behind a 'contrail' of newborn stars.

has accidentally captured images of a"runaway" black hole barreling through space, leaving behind a contrail of newborn stars.

The new stars are forming as the black hole is plowing into the gas in front of it to trigger new formations along a narrow corridor. NASA said the sighting is unprecedented.

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