Elliptic Galaxies with less star formation, came After Spiral Galaxies by merging !!!. ( Q FFF Theorie)

• The universe formed most of its stars when it was just two or three billion years old, with star-formation dropping ever since.

   

• New observations show that fully half of the most massive galaxies lost all their star-forming material by ~3 billion years of age, and they never got it back.

   

• This great galactic genocide poses an enormous puzzle for astronomers, who are still struggling to understand why.

• • SOLUTIONs? The most massive galaxies where formed by the most massive Big Bang splitted equalsized (Herbig Haro) Black Holes. ( presenting the first GABHs, see BELOW)

  • • In that 3 billion years, there was MANY SMALLER galaxy merging which made the gravitating (pressing with dark energy)  space structure more complex. ( see below)

    • • As  a consequance Spiral Galaxies became a complex bulge growing into an elliptic galaxy. The smaller Merger galaxies merge also in a more prependicular position forming the thickness of the bulge.

      • • Second, the gravity distribution inside the bulge, by the extra GABH black hole distribution increases the complexity of the vacuum gravity. 

        • • Origin: the Q-FFF Theory says: 1: the vacuum is anoscillating Axion pressure network of fluxtubes varying in length due to Herbig Haro SABH / GABH black hole dark matter content.

          • • 2, The formation of equal sized Herbig Haro black holes is decreased by the complexity of the bulge vacuum structure.

            • • Conclusion: the larger the bulge, there is more vacuum complexity and less Herbig Haro ( star) formation in the bulge and in Elliptical galaxies. second 

              Conclusion : the bulge of the Milky Way is formed by these smaller Merger Spiral Galaxies each with at least two smaller GABHs at both sides most symmetrical at the spiral plane.
    
    
    
    
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