Two and a half million light-years away, something is watching us back. The Andromeda Galaxy holds one trillion stars in its spiral arms, and at its core sits a black hole one hundred forty million times more massive than our star. The James Webb Telescope just peered into its heart with infrared eyes, and what scientists discovered has rewritten everything we thought we knew about our galactic neighbor. A sleeping monster showing signs of waking. Ancient scars from galaxies it devoured. And evidence that our collision with this cosmic titan has already begun. If you enjoy what comes next, hit that like button and subscribe. What you are about to witness will change how you see the night sky forever. The data is real. The timeline is set. We begin now.
