Was the Milky Way a Quasar?

The video explores the Milky Way's relatively calm state compared to its past and other galaxies. It discusses the discovery of Fermi Bubbles, massive gamma-ray structures, and explores theories about their origins, including supernovae and black hole activity. Recent studies suggest the Milky Way's central black hole, Sagittarius A*, may be more active than previously thought, with implications for future cosmic events.

How do the Fermi bubbles differ from typical AGN jets?

What is the significance of the recent radio structures discovered in the Milky Way?

Discuss the potential implications of the Fermi bubbles on early hominid ancestors.

What recent findings have been made regarding the X-ray activity of Sagittarius A*?