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From @ben_d´s link:
Chandra Press Room :: Black Hole Nurtures Baby Stars a Million Light Years Away :: 26 November 19 (si.edu)
"This is the first time we've seen a single black hole boost star birth in more than one galaxy at a time," said Roberto Gilli of the National Institute of Astrophysics (INAF) in Bologna, Italy, lead author of the study describing the discovery. "It's amazing to think one galaxy's black hole can have a say in what happens in other galaxies millions of trillions of miles away."
The obvious connection between galaxies is that they comes in clusters and superclusters with a common rotational center. The scientists in question have apparently discovered such a center, and via the standing astrophysical and cosmological confusion of *dark holes* as a center in ordinary galaxies, they also describe this galactic clusters center with yet another *dark hole*.
The cosmic cracyness of holes goes on and on in this *Swiss Cheese Cosmology*. If *black holes* should be that widely spread out in the Universe, there shouldn´t be anything but darkness to observe at all.
It´s enormeous what *black - and white - holes* can create in this just the telescopic observable part of the Universe. And of course, all this even couldn´t be observed if it wasn´t for the discovery of the Electromagnetic Force by the Danish Hans Christian Ørsted back in 1820.
Chandra Press Room :: Black Hole Nurtures Baby Stars a Million Light Years Away :: 26 November 19 (si.edu)
"This is the first time we've seen a single black hole boost star birth in more than one galaxy at a time," said Roberto Gilli of the National Institute of Astrophysics (INAF) in Bologna, Italy, lead author of the study describing the discovery. "It's amazing to think one galaxy's black hole can have a say in what happens in other galaxies millions of trillions of miles away."
The obvious connection between galaxies is that they comes in clusters and superclusters with a common rotational center. The scientists in question have apparently discovered such a center, and via the standing astrophysical and cosmological confusion of *dark holes* as a center in ordinary galaxies, they also describe this galactic clusters center with yet another *dark hole*.
The cosmic cracyness of holes goes on and on in this *Swiss Cheese Cosmology*. If *black holes* should be that widely spread out in the Universe, there shouldn´t be anything but darkness to observe at all.
It´s enormeous what *black - and white - holes* can create in this just the telescopic observable part of the Universe. And of course, all this even couldn´t be observed if it wasn´t for the discovery of the Electromagnetic Force by the Danish Hans Christian Ørsted back in 1820.
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