Black holes can help create galaxies by pulling in stuff around them. Imagine a big vacuum cleaner in the middle of a party, it pulls everything toward it, making things swirl faster and faster until new stars are born. That’s how galaxies start!
Examples
- A black hole is like a giant vacuum cleaner that pulls everything around it into a whirlpool.
- Galaxies grow as more stars are made from material swirling around a black hole.
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- How Does Galaxy Formation Explained | Cosmology 101 Episode 4 Work?
- What Is the Event Horizon of a Black Hole?
- Why Do Black Holes Eat Everything?
- Why Do Black Holes Actually Eat Everything?
- How Does Remnants From the Early Universe. Primordial Black Holes Work?