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and the James Webb Space Telescope and with launching a supermassive black hole is set and this is a study to come up on Michigan State University and observations from the James Webb Space Telescope will just reveal how supermassive black hole obtained the gas required for it to grow. The brand new images show long filaments of gas joining a galaxy caught out around the sphere to create a black hole, it surrounds. Now the gas is part of a disc of material just before it begins to have the final spiral inverse to fuel the black hole. Almost every galaxy contains a supermassive black hole in the core and these objects are often billions of times more massive than the sun. By themselves black holes go in a mid-light but when large amounts of gas and debris gets gorgeous the material needs tougher produce in the corner.