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Blackhole was there first and draws all the material(star making
material) towards it,and stars are formed,and over time you have a galaxy. A blackhole can't be at the center of a galaxy any other way. We read that the Milky Ways blackhole has a mass of 2.6 million suns. In galaxy NGC the Hubble has made a picture of a massive blackhole,and the image clearly shows a huge spiral of gas and dust,800 LY across,which is fueling the BH. Is the size of the BH relative to the size of the galaxy that it has created? Bert |
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