Three Black Holes, One Collision

Three supermassive black holes. Pulled together. At the same time. Astronomers just

observed a cosmic first. Three galaxies are merging — and at the heart

of each one lies a supermassive black hole. As the galaxies collide,

gravity is slowly dragging all three black holes into a single, rare system.

This isn’t science fiction. It’s a real observation. This kind of triple interaction has

never been clearly seen before. It could reshape entire galaxies and create complex

gravitational wave signals we’ve never detected. But here’s the mystery… What happens to

the stars and planets caught in between? And could humans on Earth ever witness something like this?