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There might be another galaxy inside the Milky Way

 

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There might be another galaxy inside the Milky Way


Another galaxy in the Milky Way structure causes thoughts that is there another supermassive black hole in our home galaxy. Another supermassive black hole would explain, why that kind of structure is still visible long after the Milky Way has become one with that ancient galaxy. 

The reason for remaining of that structure could be that that those stars, what is belonging to the galactic sub-structure has own mass central point. And that mass center makes it possible that the structure of the ancient galaxy is still visible. 

Galaxies are colliding, and the heavier galaxies are sucking the gas and dust from lighter galaxies. The fact is that the Milky Way is also a cannibal-galaxy, and it pulls the material off from the globular clusters that are orbiting it. The fact is that in the nucleus of the spiral galaxies is the giant black hole. 

The discovery of another galactic structure is causing an idea that there is maybe another giant black hole in the Milky Way galaxy and that thing causes that the structures of the ancient galaxy remain inside the Milky Way nebula. If we are thinking that inside every closed star clusters in the universe is a black hole, we will be sure that there are lots of things to see. The fact is that this kind of structure might found inside other galaxies. 

And the new type of artificial intelligence-based systems, which can highlight the structures of the galaxies and observe the orbiting tracks of stars in another galaxy might make it possible to see the structures of galaxies, whatever seen before. And in some visions, there could be remainings of the first protogalaxies seem in the universe. Those galaxies might lose their final stars what used their hydrogen storage and filled with black holes and neutron stars. 

The fact is that there might be found some kind of stars, which cannot form in the active galaxies. The extremely old white dwarfs might be only visible stars in the "zombie galaxy". The idea is that the zombie galaxy is the possible fate of the old galaxy and the first galaxies what are formed after the Big Bang already turned into "zombie galaxies". That means that this kind of galaxies might tell the researchers the point, where the Big Bang happened. And that thing makes it possible to measure will the universe collapse in "Big Crash" or does it expand forever. 


Fossil galaxy: https://scitechdaily.com/astronomers-discover-new-fossil-galaxy-buried-deep-within-the-hidden-depths-of-our-own-milky-way/

The Iron stars: https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/four-types-stars-will-not-exist-billions-or-even-trillions-years-180971299/

Image: https://scitechdaily.com/astronomers-discover-new-fossil-galaxy-buried-deep-within-the-hidden-depths-of-our-own-milky-way/


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