The answer: by the dual dumbbell black hole capacity to create and focus gas into the middle, pressure cooker alike to form "Cannonball galaxies" (A) see below.
Later however these Cannonball galaxies create smaller supernova black holes forming systems like Herbig Haro (HH) systems (B) with a decreasing CENTRAL focused pressure cooker effect and less effective central star formation..
HH systems are supposed to be based on the strange capacity of equal sized black holes to form a dumbbell topology with star forming in between.
Equal sized black holes seem to be not able to merge!!
See also:
Galaxy’s rapid growth spurt may have spawned 3000 suns per year.
see: https://www.newscientist.com/article/2115501-galaxys-rapid-growth-spurt-may-have-spawned-3000-suns-per-year/#.WEhyu8F0fpM.twitter
Quotation: "How do they get enough fuel to form stars so rapidly? " because all early galaxies feel the singular extra influence of the dual GABHs Galaxy Anchor Black Holes, splitted from the big bang BH.
Quotation: "How do they get enough fuel to form stars so rapidly? " because all early galaxies feel the singular extra influence of the dual GABHs Galaxy Anchor Black Holes, splitted from the big bang BH.
Example of small scale black hole splitting in the Spire part
of the Eagle nebula.
