Quasar 3c-273. Took a few nights to capture the data. This is an actively feeding black hole 900,000 times our sun's mass, at an astonishing 2.4 billion light years away (more now due to the universe's expansion). This makes it 17% the distance to the edge of the observable universe. It can be photographed because it pumps out 4 trillion times our sun's wattage. I managed to capture a jet of matter spewing out at a relativistic velocity--that's the thin spike protruding at 2 o'clock. From my understanding there are two spikes but only one can be seen due to the relativistic beaming effect
L 39x300s, R 10x300s, G 3x300s, B 10x300s
Planewave CDK14, FLI 16803
https://www.astrobin.com/ah98at/