"...this hole has changed its direction. Now, it is facing Earth, researchers at the Royal Astronomical Society discovered." by Svetlana Ekimenko via sputniknews image: NASA/JPL-Caltech An international team of scientists at the Royal Astronomical Society can boast of having made a groundbreaking discovery regarding a galaxy situated 657 million light-years away from our planet Earth. After noticing the galaxy's peculiar properties, they undertook further observations. A recent stunning discovery by a team of scientists has left them both excited, but also rather concerned. The fact is, a supermassive black hole hidden away in a distant galaxy has changed its direction, swiveling by about 90 degrees, the international astronomers found. Situated 657 million light-years away in the PBC J2333.9-2343 galaxy, at the core of a "blazar", this hole has changed its direction. Now, it is facing Earth, researchers at the Royal Astronomical Society discovered. Now, for those wondering what a