Can quasars explode

Answer 1

whoever erased my answer needs to stop hatin. just cuz you follow mainstream science and have become well versed at regurgitating old news and beliefs gives u no right to erase others ingenuity. before my work got erased the answer to this question is yes, quasars do explode. mainstream science believes that the universe began hence that means that any observation into deep field is labeled the past. unfortunateley if you were thinking in pictograms then you would be an observer on earth looking out into deep field the shape you would be visualizing is a sphere. where we are the center and the expansion is the out skirts of the sphere which was the begininng of this inflated bubble theory. of course if you bought in to this center of the universe theory then this may seem correct. In my theory there is no percieveable shape to the universe it is in chaos or turbulence. The turbulence is energy fluctuations that exists in the form of eternal movement in all infinite directions hence the universe is infinite and eternal. The real question of why the universe exists is replaced with the universe just is. Always in a state of turbulential energy fluctuations that combine and create different densities of energy. turbulence as you may know when influenced by a movement of force in any given direction will form a vortex. This natural occurring pattern of the vortex is prevalent in all of nature the sacred spiral of life. as energy combines into a consolidated direction it forms te vortex which is two sided in space thus forming opposing jets of distributing matter in equal directions since matter cannot be created nore destroyed the jets shoot off in opposites becuz tere is no other way to distribut energy into space evenly thus this budding vortex energy has a distribution that begins to become centralized enoug to pull other matter towards it. the heat that is produced manifest elements as it fuses and cools creating gases which condense to form heavier elements which in turn create stars and supernovae which create planets and thus beginnig galactic systems as this can be observed as star clusters which consolidate to form galaxies. since there is an eternally infinite supply of energy there will be always a larger merger point within an area of space that has a lot of matter hence as galaxies form there will be enire galactic eras of galaxy merging were big galaxies collide and merge with one an other to form consolidated entities of even bigger galaxies. so the obvious answer iswhen galaxies merge there will be less density of energy between galaxies as the galaxies will be pulling matter towards themselves thus resulting in increased distances between galaxies. so the only question left to ask is that

Answer 2

Quasars are not known to explode in the traditional sense. However, they can experience outbursts and intense activity due to their supermassive black holes consuming large amounts of surrounding material. These outbursts can release massive amounts of energy and radiation, but it is not considered an explosion in the same way as a supernova.

Answer 3

No, neutron stars are what is left over after a massive star supernovas, if the star wasn't big enough to make a black hole. They're dead stars that have already exploded.

Answer 4

A nebula does not explode. A nebula is generally the remains of a supernova explosion.

Answer 5

No, black holes make quasars.