Galaxy Evolution Can be Affected by Black Hole Jets
Illustrative image In recent decades, astronomers have found evidence that supermassive black holes can really mess with their galaxies' evolution. They gobble up material intended for star formation, quenching the birth of stars. Conversely, jets streaming away from those hungry monsters can also energize gas-rich regions and enhance th…
Source：Universe Today
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