Why Are There Black Holes At The Center Of Galaxies?

As far as we know, there's a supermassive black hole at the center of every large galaxy in the universe. Why is that? Watch the video!

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[OmegaVideoGameGod]

This is a very good question, it’s also worth noting you can find them all around galaxies not just in a center.

[MeyerBen]

I'm so used to hearing this voice tell me that the killer realized the police discovered his horrifying secret.

[ronaldkemp]

If Einstein's equations on gravity were complete, then the motion produced by dark matter, dark energy and the high velocity dispersion rate of matter in galaxies would not be such a mystery. Black holes and how the universe began would be fully understood, including why supermassive black holes reside in the cores of every galaxy. Theorists would realize why stars form so close to black holes contradicting general relativity claiming the gravity of a black hole is too harsh for stars to form near them. They would understand why the matter in every galaxy accelerates away from black holes instead of falling into them. The solution to explain every observation of motion in our universe would be solved if Einstein had completed his field equations on gravity. Open your mind and eyes to the truth.

[renaehammer]

The gravitational pull of eventually pulls many black holes together until you get a great bang and it all begins again?

[ameliawarfield]

Very informative video of black holes! Black holes fascinate me.

[williamfender]

A star holds a solar system together so it would definitely take a super massive black hole to hold a galaxy together.

[nilekarmayur]

Isn't it very simple, heavier things tends bend matter around it so it is similar to black holes, just like planets revolve around sun, dust clouds also revolve around black holes which collide with each other and for stars.

[killerdumptruck]

As an advanced alien scientist from the centrail Galaxy, I can confirm that there is a black holes in many places of the galaxy and not just the middle

[KingBritish]

I believe the black holes comes first and the stars that were in its vicinity before it because a black hole are the ones that first begin to orbit it and the stars closest to those are also pulled in and so on. Seems obvious to me.

[MB-ihfx]

I used to think that in spiral galaxies, the central supermassive black hole’s gravity makes all the stars to revolve around the center.

[MONEYMAGNET]

Each Galaxy is a product of a black hole sounds crazy😂

[zakirhussain-jsku]

Black hole could be present at galaxy centre. But it is not necessary. Matter & energy is necessary for galaxy to rotate around a Barycenter in empty space.

[mahant]

simple. All stars, dust, planets etc started swirling around black hole(I can say void with high density area) and made what we call Galaxies. Thats all

[IpunkP]

Why it end up as center galaxies?
It's gravity made galaxies itself

[LG]

Obviously the black whole attracted all the mass around it. Otherwise why is it spinning? Wouldn't things just fall directly?

[mickynick]

Pretty sure galaxy's circle a black hole because matter is close enough to have a orbit around the black hole but isn't so close to the event horizon it sucks anything in. Kinda seems like common sense

[Itsjettondon]

It makes since that black holes would attract hella stars and planets since they r literally black holes

[circusbabysclaw]

Black hole in the milky way: 4.3Million solar masses

Black hole in sombrero galaxy thats 2x smaller then the milky way: 1Billion solar masses 💀

[ermac]

CAn there be a neutron star instead of a black hole?