What is at the center of our milky way galaxy?

Answer 1

A Chewy Nuggat Center!

Answer 2

Up to today's findings, the center of our Milky Way galaxy harbors a long-sought black hole.

Check out this site from NASA, it's really interesting if you are really into space ^_^

Answer 3

They currently think there is a supermassive black hole at the center of our galaxy (and most others, too) but you might want to keep an open mind because in ten years they might decide something else. Although the black hole theory has a good bit of evidence in its favor.

Answer 4

Probably a supermassive black hole. Stars seen near the center are moving so fast they can only be orbiting an object billions of times more massive than the sun. Only a supermassive black hole fits the bill. We can´t see it directly because no light can escape it but when lots of matter begin to fall into a black hole huge amounts of radiation are produced. We are veeery fortunate that our black hole is not currently on a feeding frenzy. If it were we could be in serious trouble...
http://edition.cnn.com/2007/TECH/space/12/18/death.star.ap/index.html

Answer 5

Studies have shown that a Black hole has appeared in the center of the galaxy.

Answer 6

There is a super-massive black hole. It is about 1 million time the mass of our sun, and as far as super-m black holes is a rather small one. Some being as muck as billions of times the mass of the sun.
Nearly every galaxy found so far, seems to have a black hole of one size or another.

Answer 7

scientists believe that the center of the milkyway galaxy is a supermassive black hole as i9s the case in most but not all galaxys,

Answer 8

A HUUUUUGE black hole.

And also cool, the centre of Jupiter is possibly an enormous diamond!

Answer 9

A supermassive black hole, surrounded by a band of stars.

Answer 10

yup. black hole. The bathtub drain to something else.