Galaxies are said to mostly have black holes in the center. Have we observed any without them? And if so what object is center that has the mass needed to form one without being a black hole?
It seems to me nothing would have the mass to form a galaxy without being a black hole. My google-fu isn't bringing up any known galaxies that have something such as a hypergiant in the center.
Posted Feb 17, 2017, 3:19 AM UTC
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