Black-hole

After making observations of motions of stars at the glactic center over 10 years in 2003 it was concluded that there exists a balck-hole

No black-hole

Using the same data one can be certain that there exists no black-hole at the position where the so-called black-hole is observed. Insted ther exists a knot structure at the same position.

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1. The motions of stars and ejections at the galactic center: A new interpretation of data which shows the existence of a spiral structure and a knot instead of a black-hole

2. How the WMAP data of CMBR fluctuations can be understood as caused by the phenomena pertaining to the local universe?

3. Explanations of the velocity fields of galaxies and clusters from the perspective of turbulence

4. How do turbulence and magnetic fields shape the cosmic structures?

More to come.....