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The 35 pages that link to Supermassive black hole, each with the reason it gives.

• Galactic bulgeRelated: Many bulges surround a central black hole whose growth is linked to galaxy evolution.

• BlazarRelated: Its accretion system powers the central engine associated with blazar jets.

• Galactic windRelated: Accretion onto one can supply the energy for an active-nucleus-driven wind.

• Antennae GalaxiesRelated: The merging galaxies’ central black holes are expected to become a bound pair and eventually merge.

• Nuclear star clusterRelated: It can occupy the same galactic nucleus as a nuclear star cluster.

• Broad-line regionRelated: It powers the central source and dominates gravity close to the region.

• Messier 77Related: Accretion onto Messier 77’s central black hole powers its nucleus.

• NGC 4151Related: Its central black hole supplies the gravitational engine for the galaxy’s active nucleus.

• cD galaxyRelated: The black holes in massive central galaxies can power feedback that reshapes the cluster core.

• Low-ionization nuclear emission-line regionRelated: When accretion powers a LINER, the central engine is a supermassive black hole.

• Markarian 421Related: Accretion onto the central black hole powers the active nucleus and its outflow.

• MegamaserRelated: Keplerian maser motions can yield a precise mass for the central black hole.

• Messier 49Related: A central black hole is part of the physical system studied in massive elliptical galaxies like Messier 49.

• NGC 5548Related: Accretion onto the central black hole powers NGC 5548’s active nucleus.

• Formation and evolution of stars and galaxiesRelated: How these objects formed early and regulated galaxy growth remains unsettled.

• Messier 106Related: Accretion onto Messier 106’s central black hole powers its active nucleus.