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Sagitarius A or SgrA is a star rotating near the center of our Milky Way Galaxy. Located at Ecliptic Longitude of 27sgr00 right now. The velocity of SgrA must be tremendous.
What is the prognosis that it will collide with the black hole?
This supermassive Black Hole will soon engulf this star and what it can not consume will send back into another decaying orbit around it. What is the probablility that part of the star will reach the escape velocity of the Black Hole and find a stable orbit?
What is the prognosis that it will collide with the black hole?
This supermassive Black Hole will soon engulf this star and what it can not consume will send back into another decaying orbit around it. What is the probablility that part of the star will reach the escape velocity of the Black Hole and find a stable orbit?
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