The super-massive "black hole" lies in the system of two galaxies VUCD3 and M59cO.
Scientists at the University of Utah have announced the discovery of two strange galaxies located in the universe with scientific names respectively VUCD3 and M59cO.(Image source: Phys.)
Both galaxies VUCD3 and M59cO are located in the Virgo galaxy cluster.And recently, they found that two super black "holes" exist in the galaxy.(Image source: Phys.)
In it, the galaxy black hole VUCD3 has a mass of about 4.4 million solar masses, accounting for about 13% of the galaxy's mass and it was born first.(Image source: Phys.)
Shortly thereafter, the black hole in the M59cO galaxy also appeared, which had 5.8 million times the mass of the Sun, representing 18% of the mass of the M59cO galaxy.(Image source: Phys.)
These two galaxies are compact in size, occupying only 0.1% of the Milky Way's area, however, black holes operate in them fierce, unprecedented.Many argue that this is the evolving evidence of the exciting and unique activity of the modern universe.(Image source: Phys.)
