The monstrous black hole can usually be found at the center of very large galaxies and is rarely seen in the center of the galaxy in the less populated area of the universe. This is the reason that NASA researchers were shocked when they saw a large black hole of approximately 17 billion Suns in the center of the NGC 1600.
The NGC 1600 is a huge elliptical galaxy that is located in a small group of 20 or so galaxies. Those called Cosmic Black Water. The distance between Earth and NGC 1600 is 200 million light-years.
This discovery opposed the developed correlation between the mass of the black hole and the mass of the central host of stars of the host host galaxy. One idea proposed by researchers to explain the abnormal shape of the black hole is that there is a possibility of a merger between the two black holes in the past when the interaction of galaxies is continuously interconnected.
In a press release the researchers said that when two galaxies merge together, their black hole becomes located in the center of the newly formed galaxy and performs each other's orbits. After the passage of time, the gravitational interaction between the two black holes causes the virus to move the virus closer to the other until it gradually merges in making a huge black hole.
In a NASA report, the researchers described the black hole in NGC 1600 as walking in a skyscraper. It is common in Manhattan, but it is likely to be reduced in smaller cities. This suggests that black holes are largely more common than the original idea. Black hole was invented largely using NASA's Hubble Space Telescope and observations made by Gemini telescope in Hawaii.