The dwarf galaxy, dubbed M60-UCD1, has a black hole in the center of it, similar to the Milky Way’s black hole. The key differences? The dwarf galaxy is 1/500 the size of the Milky Way, yet it’s black hole is 5 times larger than the Milky Way’s. A black hole is an object that collapses on itself due to its own gravity. It’s gravitational force is so strong that it can even pull in light.The popular theory, although evidence isn’t completely solid, is that this dwarf galaxy was once a part of a much bigger galaxy. Scientists believe that this bigger galaxy collided with the adjacent galaxy, M60. When they collided, this chunk broke off and is now on its own. There are many other dwarf galaxies out there that we know of, however none of which
