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How does this relate to the massive Black Holes that are at the center of many Galaxies?
I’ve always been under the impression that Galaxies appear to be stars, dust, and gases wrapped around a gravitational vortex of sorts, with everything being pulled toward the Black Hole at the center. Many of the Spiral Galaxies look just like hurricanes. This article seems to suggest that the formation of the Galaxies has nothing to do with Black Holes.
Recent theory indicates that black holes spit out radiation composed of the elements taken in. Black holes, in this view, are star factories.