According to a University of Michigan press release, in the next few months, a gas cloud called G2 is expected to collide with Sagittarius A*, the supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy,. Astronomers observing the movement of the gas cloud expect to see a change in its brightness. The galactic center of our Milky Way, as imaged by the Swift X-ray Telescope, is a montage of all data obtained in the monitoring program from 2006-2013.
God Seen in His Universe 