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3. Why are black holes important to our universe?

Answer 1

Black holes are important to our universe because it spreads atoms threw the universe.

Answer 2

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These jets and outflows of gas called “winds” spread atoms throughout the galaxy, and can either boost or throttle the birth of new stars, depending on other factors. That means supermassive black holes play an important role in the life of galaxies, even far beyond the black hole's gravitational pull.

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