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Weirdest Thing In The Universe.

Weirdest Thing In The Universe.

About 3.5 Billion Light Years away there is a Galaxy named " OJ 287 ".

In the Center of The Galaxy OJ 287 there are Two Active Supermassive Black Holes at the core of distant Galaxy OJ 287 orbiting each other as Orbital Dance.

The larger one with about 18 Billion times the mass of our sun, would encompass all the Planets in The Solar System with room to spare.

And the smaller one is about 150 Million times the Mass of our Sun, which would be Large enough to Swallow up Everything out to the Asteroid Belt Just inside the Orbit of Jupiter.

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