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stunner5000pt
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Hello everyone
if black holes have a gravitational pull so strong that nothing can escape, then why is it that they do not continuously consume dark matter? Yes i know its called dark matter because it doesn't not interact with other matter but it does have an effect on the rotational curves of galaxies for example. In this case the dark matter is contained within the galaxy rather than some kind of an ether theory. Would that not imply that dark matter is affected by gravity? Wouldnt that also imply that dark matter would feed a blakc hole located at the center of a galaxy, for example?
if black holes have a gravitational pull so strong that nothing can escape, then why is it that they do not continuously consume dark matter? Yes i know its called dark matter because it doesn't not interact with other matter but it does have an effect on the rotational curves of galaxies for example. In this case the dark matter is contained within the galaxy rather than some kind of an ether theory. Would that not imply that dark matter is affected by gravity? Wouldnt that also imply that dark matter would feed a blakc hole located at the center of a galaxy, for example?