Not exact matches
As only 5 per cent of
black holes are thought to have stellar companions, the team
believes 10,000
black holes of this size could exist in the
central bulge.
Here's the problem for those who
believe a big bang preceded the formation of
black holes, stars, and galaxies:
black holes are too small to affect something as huge as a galaxy that formed long after the universe expanded, and there is no reason a galaxy should form a large
central black hole.
Hence, some astronomers
believe that the conditions around those
central black hole did not appreciatively changed much in that time, contrary to some theoretical expectations.
Astronomers
believe that supermassive,
central black holes generate the radio, X-ray, and gamma - ray energy radiated by active galaxies such as Centaurus A, as well as quasars like SDSS J1030 +0524.