Researchers provide data on the thousands of black holes located in the center of our galaxy

Researchers said the data was provided by the Chandra X-ray observatory, which has seized a dozen black holes around Sagitttaruis A, the green black hole in the centre of our spiral-shaped galaxy, reports “Reuters”, the Periscope broadcast.

The black cells, which come from a variety of different sizes, are extremely dense with powerful gravity that can even save light. Based on these findings, scientists have estimated that more than 10,000 black holes are three light years away from Saggitaruis A.

“This is a cluster”, says astrophysicist from Columbia University Chuck Hailey, who is also the leader of a study published in “Nature”.

Sagittaruis A, with 4 million more mass than our sun, is away from earth 26,000 light years. A year of light, to travel a distance in a year is 5. 9 trillion miles, or 9, 5 trillion miles.

The findings, which confirm decades old predictions, provide insight into a fundamental aspect of galaxies.

The discovery of black holes is the result of large numbers of collapsive stars, which are rare to catch.

Insulated black holes are hard to find, but X-ray signs allowed them to be discovered.

The black vision could be farther than the center of our galaxy. The gravitational interaction with the stars, cosmic collisions lose energy,” said Haley.

When they lose their energy, they drown in the center of the galaxy, the same way that heavy edifications choke faster than the water's sediments. They're caught by gravity supersizes of black holes. ”

“While a black hole grows to such size, even if it wasn't originally in the right center, it would sink into the center of the galaxy”, Haley adds./Periscopi/