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What is in the center of our galaxy? - The Sun - A larger star (than the Sun) - An asteroid field - A supermassive black hole
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What is in the center of our galaxy?

- The Sun
- A larger star (than the Sun)
- An asteroid field
- A supermassive black hole

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the answer would be the sun
User Jthompson
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Answer:

The Galactic center also known as "A supermassive black hole"

Step-by-step explanation:

"Its the rotational center of the Milky way" -google

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