Big Black Hole Discovered in another galaxy

Sucks to be them.

Literally

There is a black hole at the center of every galaxy. SO SURPRISED!

According to what theory?

a) how did the black hole form?

b) how did the galaxy form?

c) what relation is this to 'big bang'?

Any galaxy that has a circular motion is circulating from a massive amount of gravity created by a black hole.

There is no certainty to how a black hole is formed, but it is technically just a star with a mass large enough to create enough gravity to not even let light escape.

Do not know what the big bang theory has to do with this. See my first comment as to why we can conclude galaxies have black holes in the center.

Not really, did I act surprised? I don't think so. Why do you have to be condecscending?

My question though is in regard to the debate about the anti-matter. In theory everything in the physical universe has an oppisite. The electron has the proton etc.

The problem is that no one knows where all the antimatter is. Part of the problem is that as soon as matter and anti-matter come together they both destroy each other.

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

I am pondering the idea that the black holes at the center of every galaxy could be the source of all antimatter.

Its been long debated by scientists, I thought it would be interesting to hear what GLP had to say about it.

Besides there is a hint of Doom with this discovery (Of the biggest Black hole ever found by human scientists ***See yahoo article above***) coincidently coinciding with our sun's alignment with its black hole.

Do you know what's going to happen?

Big bangism says galaxies formed as a result of the bang causing them to all spin and expand thrown from that central point.

Black holes would be some other theory.