An Ancient Black Hole as Heavy as a Billion Suns Is Pointed Right At Us

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I’m assuming black holes don’t have a “bottom” or end.

(please try to resist the urge to imply refutation by selective response).

The EM radiation could be coming from something completely separate than the black hole

(please try to resist the urge to imply refutation by selective response).

 

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Things that are moving can be on a collision course with each other and black holes collide occasionally

It's just extremely rare because the universe is very big and black holes are very small. Same reason stars don't collide very often.

Stars probably collide constantly like every second or many times a second. I mean there are so many quadrillions of stars you know. I mean shyt based on the estimated 125 billion galaxies and an estimated 100 billion stars per galaxy on average you get a figure tough estimate of 12,499,999,999,999,998,951,424 stars