Greedy Galaxy Eater - Double Burp Blackhole

More findings and I suppose theories but what a great thought, these giant wonders of the universe regurgitating its previous meal.

What is beyond those event horizons, lets hope one day we truly find out

Space.Com

Phys.org

BBC

Is this classed as mother nature or does she only reach as far as our home planet, what is the universe equivalent?

a reply to: UpIsNowDown

Supermassive black holes that lurk at the center of galaxies can have masses ranging from a million to a billion times that of the sun. Although they often lie relatively dormant, they can snap into action when gas comes near, sucking it inward and blasting out some high-energy particles in the process — the "burp."(Note that those particles come from near the black hole's event horizon, but not within its point of no return.)