BANDUNG - Two giant gas bubbles each measuring 25,000 light-years wide in found in the Milky Way galaxy.
Two bubbles of light is enough to make the astronomical confusion.
Bubble extends from north to south direction and centered from the straight line Milky Way.
Initially the bubble is not visible and then be found by an astronomer by the name of Doug Finkbeiner who comes from the Harvard-Smithsonian center in Cambridge, he found bubbles using NASA's Fermi telescope Gamma-Ray, he said that before he was less so to understand the origin of the bubble them.
Visibility of the bubble is not possible due to lost in the fog of Gamma radiation.
The astronomers assumed that a large bubble appeared caused because created by the eruption of a massive black hole at the center of the Milky Way galaxy.
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