There is nothing but a swirling opening in the center of
a spiraling galactic nucleus. In a hurricane eye the conditions
are peaceful, near windless, just as gravitationally in the
galactic eye. Suns that make it into the nucleus' swrirling
eye from above or below along the north and south poles,
end up wondering around freely in the eye and splash into
the wall of the eye. That process throws jets up and down
both directions.

Quieter galaxies do not have high activities leading Suns
to wonder into the 'doughnut hole'.

The theory also needs to show the source of the
X-ray radiation currently used in an attempt to prove
black holes: The radiation doesn't come from the
central hole. It comes from endless sea of Solar
Flare discharges from the orbiting mass surrounding
the 'eye'. A different type of X-ray arrives from the
jets. All this is known, what remains is to show
that indeed, no actual 'massive' black hole exists
in the center of quasars but a high activity of a
swirling eye combined with stars incoming from
above 'into' the eye.

http://www.physics4u.gr/articles/images/quasar.jpg

A whole different perspective to current astronomy.

I hate logos, but: "Going against all conventional
beliefs makes me Einstein."

George Bajszar

I believe an astronomist would say: Indeed, a
blackhole exists based on all our perceptions
regarding gravity as something very powerful.
Imagining standing on a large planet with 4G,
one cannot imagine why a blackhole wouldn't
be eternally powerful in regards to matter
unable to beat C and thus must collapse into
a blackhole. The explanation lays in seeing the
system as a whole, that atmospheric conditions
arise near infinite mass and energies. Matter
somehow moves along the currents as with
hurricane systems and avoid the central region.
A very strange and hard to believe proposition.