Given these restrictions, it seems that extreme feasting could account for a few freak quasars, but it can not explain the existence of the entire detected population unless our current understanding of the Eddington rate and black
hole feeding process is wrong.
Not exact matches
Now it seems these galaxies host highly active supermassive black
holes, which may be
fed by the same
process that gives the galaxies their distinctive tentacles.
The
feeding process is somewhat similar to what happens around supermassive black
holes, but isn't as big and messy.
The
feeding of the black
hole is a turbulent
process resulting in highly variable emission of infrared light.
In her speech at the Jackson
Hole symposium,
Fed Chair Janet Yellen said the current
process is working.