The current
model of active galaxies such as M87 posits that each one harbors at its center a black hole many millions or even billions of times more massive than our own sun, all packed into a space about the size of our solar system.
Not exact matches
«The idea can naturally explain the mystery about the morphology
of the Seyfert
galaxies,» said Professor Taniguchi, pointing out the advantage
of the
model of normal - looking
galaxies also being very
active at their cores.
One reason Morris and a growing number
of astronomers are mesmerized by the maelstrom at the core
of our
galaxy is that it doesn't fit neatly into any
of the
models that scientists have painstakingly assembled over the decades to describe the various types
of «
active»
galaxies they observe.