The center of our galaxy

[CreatedEvolution]

What would happen without the center of our galaxy? My theory is the center of our galaxy provides enough pressure systems and EMFs to hold stars together.


While I have not taken astronomical physics, I would like to. I believe the answer to why we cannot solve anti gravity is because we do not understand how significant of impact the center of our galaxy has on our solar system.


I believe chemistry alone of the sun is hard to suspend the earth in my chemistry and emf solar system suspion theory. If we add the amount of voltage given off by the center of the galaxy all charges change and are maintained significantly different.


If anyone knows what kind of impact the center of the galaxy has on our solar system I would love to hear about it. Even theories to spark the brains imagination are appreciated.

 

[promytius]

Since this is a fantasy question (all galaxies are believed to have a central BH) anything you wish for/invent/create could happen; it could change to solid iron or pudding...
What would be the use of pondering the absence of that which is always there? One scenario may be everything pops out of existence, as you've caused the un-causable; end of the Universe.

 

[CreatedEvolution]

Yes this is imaginative. However, it is a factor to emf that the average theorist might forget to consider. If emf is holding every star in place. Harnessing emf waves as a form of travel might be a break through in interstellar travel.

 

[CreatedEvolution]

The spiral form of the galaxy resembles an emf where the pull is greatest in the center. My chemistry theory allows stars to fade from the center as they lose electron charge.