Cold galaxy eyes

The center of the hurricane eye cools.

While the temperature in a galaxy nucleus is expected
to be very high, it is possible that the eye (and not
a super-massive galaxy as being thought) may have
cooling effects. But the cooling effects are applied toward
space. It is known that no X-rays are being emitted
from the core of spiral galaxies as earlier thought.
Space 'freezes' and produces no X-Rays in the eye.
A CMBR storm, energy in the Universe after all arises
from space in the form of CMBR. In hot regions,
radioactivity is very high, and may produce galaxies
(spiral galaxy storms).

typo: (and not a super-massive 'black hole' as being thought)

continued:
So here I talked of the idea, that CMBR causes atmospheric
conditions of warm and cold in space. Now currents arise
when warm and cold fronts meet. Currents capture matter
along. Its been shown that a galaxy, 'as being seen' is only
10 percent mass of the whole galaxy's mass. 90 percent is
dark energy, which we don't see.