Norway Spiral Swirl Is A Black Hole ?

As Above, So below

Artist's impression of an emission of a gamma ray (γ) from an atomic nucleus

Artist's representation of M33 X-7: a binary system in the nearby galaxy M33, containing a massive blue star feeding material to a black hole surrounded by a small accretion disk.

An artist's concept of a close Algol-type binary. The relative size of the Sun is illustrated by the small circle to the upper right of the figure. Illustration courtesy of M. Richards.
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