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Pretty much any galaxy. The Milky Way has something like 300 billion stars, with the "average" star weighing 1/4 as much as the sun. So even the stellar mass o
by idlewords 10y ago
Pretty much any galaxy. The Milky Way has something like 300 billion stars, with the "average" star weighing 1/4 as much as the sun. So even the stellar mass of a galaxy like ours outweighs such a black hole by two orders of magnitude, and most of a galaxy's mass is dark matter.
- saagarjha 10y agoFor whatever reason I had the number "300 million" in my head for the size of the Milky Way; I see your point.