Astronomers spot a strange microquasar in the Milky Way made of a black hole or neutron star sucking matter off its companion. The microquasar is not only surrounded by a hot, swirling disk of material, it also shoots out jets of matter at 26% the speed of light, which in turn emit gamma rays.

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Astronomers spot a strange microquasar in the Milky Way made of a black hole or neutron star sucking matter off its companion. The microquasar is not only surrounded by a hot, swirling disk of material, it also shoots out jets of matter at 26% the speed of light, which in turn emit gamma rays.