NASA's Swift Observatory just caught something that shouldn't have been possible to find: a supermassive black hole, a million times the mass of our Sun, sitting completely invisible 30,000 light-years off-center from its galaxy's core — until it wandered into a passing star and ripped it apart, blazing with the light of 10 billion suns. Astronomers rarely catch these events anywhere near this far from a galactic center.
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