Question: Astronomers believe that the center of our Galaxy has a black hole with the mass inside of almost four million Suns. How do astronomers think a black hole could acquire so much mass? Question options: This black hole contains only dark matter, and we know dark matter is concentrated toward the center of our galaxy. The galaxy formed from one supergiant star, and most of what is left of it is now in the black hole. No one can think of a way to make a black hole this massive; that's why most astronomers are skeptical about the observations that indicate that our galaxy has such a black hole. The black hole at the center is really another galaxy that our Milky Way swallowed; none of its material comes from our own galaxy. The center of our galaxy is a much more crowded region than where the Sun is found; we still see material falling toward the center and material has fallen in for billions of years. Question 6 (1 point) Listen Which one of the following statements is TRUE about our Milky Way Galaxy? Question 6 options: The Milky Way is one of the largest galaxies in our Local Group. Most of the stars in its halo are confined to globular clusters. [All of the choices presented are TRUE.] It is a spiral galaxy with over 100 billion stars. Our view of the galaxy in visible light is mostly obscured by the interstellar medium. Need Assignment Help?