Elliptical Galaxy NGC 4261
The photos of the giant elliptical galaxy NGC 4261 in the Virgo cluster shows strong evidence that matter and antimatter is being ejected into space from oscillating black holes in the center of the galaxy. As the black holes oscillate into white holes, the eject matter and antimatter. The jets are aligned perpendicular to the disk, like an axel of a wheel.
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88,000 light years |
300 light years |
In the expanded photo on the right, the nucleus is estimated to be 300 light-years across and is tipped about 60 degrees to enable astronomers to clearly view the center of the galaxy, which harbors the two black holes. The ultra-hot accretion core is estimated to be only a few hundred million miles across.